Wind tunnel tests with different tracer and collection techniques for the measurement of spray drift

E Brusselman, D Nuyttens, K Baetens, D Gabriels, W Cornelis, K Van Driessen, W Steurbaut

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    In the history of pesticide drift measuring techniques, different tracers and a lot of different collection techniques have been used. At the start of a new Flemish project 'Protecting the Flemish environment against drift - The importance of drift-reducing techniques', wind tunnel tests have been executed to select the most efficient tracer and collection technique. As tracer types a fluorescent tracer Renaissance W15, 2 different chelates, a NaCl-solution and a fungicide Tolylfluanide were used. 2 different collection techniques were tested: drains incorporated in the wind tunnel floor filled with filter paper and filled with cloths. The recovery of the different tracers combined with the 2 collection materials was calculated. The advantages and disadvantages of the tracers and collection materials are enumerated in this article.
    Oorspronkelijke taalEngels
    TitelProceedings Environmentally Friendly Spray Application Techniques
    Aantal pagina’s9
    Volume4
    Publicatiedatum2005
    Uitgave1
    Pagina's303-311
    PublicatiestatusGepubliceerd - 2005
    EvenementEnvironmentally Friendly Spray Application Techniques - Warsaw, Polen
    Duur: 4-okt-20046-okt-2004

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