Optimisation of a vertical spray boom for greenhouse spraying applications

David Nuyttens; Stijn Windey; Pascal Braekman; Annelies De Moor; Bart Sonck

Optimisation of a vertical spray boom for greenhouse spraying applications

David Nuyttens, Stijn Windey, Pascal Braekman, Annelies De Moor, Bart Sonck

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CLO-DVL have optimised a method using mineral chelates for quantitative evaluation of spray deposits. This method was used to assess spray distributions with two novel spraying techniques. Deposition tests were performed with a manually pulled trolley and a motorised vehicle both equipped with vertical spray booms, with water-sensitive paper and mainly with the manganese and molybdenum chelates as tracers. Filter papers were attached to the tomato and pepper plants at several heights to obtain an indication of the spray distribution in the crop. Particular attention was paid to the effect on the spray distribution of the vertical nozzle distance (35 cm vs 50 cm) and the spray distance to the crop. The tests demonstrated that a nozzle spacing of 35 cm delivers a much better spray distribution than one of 50 cm. The optimal spray distance for flat fan nozzles with a spray angle of 80° and a nozzle spacing of 35 cm is about 30 cm.

Oorspronkelijke taal	Engels
Titel	International Advances in Pesticide Application
Editors	R P Bateman, S E Cooper, J V Cross, C R Glass, T H Robinson, D Stock, W A Taylor, P Walklate, E W Thornhill
Aantal pagina’s	6
Volume	71
Plaats productie	Warwick, UK
Uitgeverij	Association of Applied Biologists
Publicatiedatum	2004
Uitgave	1
Pagina's	113-118
Publicatiestatus	Gepubliceerd - 2004
Evenement	International Advances in Pesticide Application (2004) - University of London, Verenigd Koninkrijk Duur: 5-jan-2004 → 7-jan-2004

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GREENHOUSESPRAY: Optimalisatie van de spuitapparatuur en –techniek in sierteeltgewassen
Nuyttens, D. & Foqué, D.
1/08/06 → 1/01/11
Project: Onderzoek

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Nuyttens, D., Windey, S., Braekman, P., De Moor, A., & Sonck, B. (2004). Optimisation of a vertical spray boom for greenhouse spraying applications. In R. P. Bateman, S. E. Cooper, J. V. Cross, C. R. Glass, T. H. Robinson, D. Stock, W. A. Taylor, P. Walklate, & E. W. Thornhill (editors), International Advances in Pesticide Application (1 ed., Vol. 71, blz. 113-118). (Aspects of Applied Biology; Vol. 71, Nr. 1). Association of Applied Biologists.

Nuyttens, David ; Windey, Stijn ; Braekman, Pascal ; De Moor, Annelies ; Sonck, Bart. / Optimisation of a vertical spray boom for greenhouse spraying applications. International Advances in Pesticide Application. bewerker / R P Bateman ; S E Cooper ; J V Cross ; C R Glass ; T H Robinson ; D Stock ; W A Taylor ; P Walklate ; E W Thornhill. Vol. 71 1. ed. Warwick, UK : Association of Applied Biologists, 2004. blz. 113-118 (Aspects of Applied Biology; 1).

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Nuyttens, D, Windey, S, Braekman, P, De Moor, A & Sonck, B 2004, Optimisation of a vertical spray boom for greenhouse spraying applications. in RP Bateman, SE Cooper, JV Cross, CR Glass, TH Robinson, D Stock, WA Taylor, P Walklate & EW Thornhill (eds), International Advances in Pesticide Application. 1 edn, vol. 71, Aspects of Applied Biology, nr. 1, vol. 71, Association of Applied Biologists, Warwick, UK, blz. 113-118, International Advances in Pesticide Application (2004), University of London, Verenigd Koninkrijk, 5/01/04.

Optimisation of a vertical spray boom for greenhouse spraying applications. / Nuyttens, David; Windey, Stijn; Braekman, Pascal; De Moor, Annelies; Sonck, Bart.

International Advances in Pesticide Application. ed. / R P Bateman; S E Cooper; J V Cross; C R Glass; T H Robinson; D Stock; W A Taylor; P Walklate; E W Thornhill. Vol. 71 1. ed. Warwick, UK : Association of Applied Biologists, 2004. blz. 113-118 (Aspects of Applied Biology; Vol. 71, Nr. 1).

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Nuyttens D, Windey S, Braekman P, De Moor A, Sonck B. Optimisation of a vertical spray boom for greenhouse spraying applications. In Bateman RP, Cooper SE, Cross JV, Glass CR, Robinson TH, Stock D, Taylor WA, Walklate P, Thornhill EW, bewerkers, International Advances in Pesticide Application. 1 ed. Vol. 71. Warwick, UK: Association of Applied Biologists. 2004. blz. 113-118. (Aspects of Applied Biology; 1).

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