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Airborne spray drift measurement using passive collectors and lidar Systems
Minimization of the risk associated with spray applications requires a proper understanding of the spray drift phenomenon. This fact has led to the development of several techniques to measure the deposition on horizontal surfaces as well as the ...
Solanelles, Francesc +4 more
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Single nozzle spray drift measurements of drift reducing nozzles at two forward speeds
In 2011‒2012 single nozzle field experiments were carried out to determine the effect of different flat fan spray nozzles of the spray drift reduction classes 50, 75, 90 and 95% on spray drift at two different forward speeds (7.2 km h-1 and 14.4 km h-1).
Zande, J.C., van de +5 more
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This is a correction due to errors in the evaluation of the validity of the tests of the data set publication: Ahrens, K., Herbst, A., & Wegener, J. K. (2025).
Herbst, Andreas +2 more
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A review of spray drift in pesticide applications
29th International Symposium on Actual Tasks on Agricultural Engineering -- FEB 06-09, 2001 -- OPATIJA, CROATIAWOS: 000168584100030Pesticides are sprayed by aerial and ground equipment. Drift occurs for each equipment.
Bozdogan, AM, Bozdogar, NY, Deligonul, F
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Effects of sprayer operating parameters on airborne drift from citrus air-carrier sprayers [PDF]
Florida citrus is mostly sprayed with various types of air-carrier sprayers. These sprayers differ substantially in design features and are normally operated at different volume rates and ground speeds, during day and night applications.
Farooq, Muhammad +3 more
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A meta analysis of spray drift sampling
There are many methods available for sampling spray drift, and a great variety of estimates of spray drift have been published. Available data on spray drift were collected from different studies and the measurements of spray drift were analysed to ...
Donkersley, P., Nuyttens, D.
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German Regulation – Drift Modelling
The application of plant protection products is associated with the unavoidable occurrence of direct drift. The volume of transported and deposited drops is influenced by prevailing technical, technological, and meteorological conditions.
Moll, Eckhard +3 more
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Reducing environmental exposure to PPPs in super-high density olive orchards using UAV sprayers. [PDF]
Sánchez-Fernández L +3 more
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Thirtieth Illinois Custom Spray Operators Training School: summaries of presentations [PDF]
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In a series of indoor experiments spray drift potential was assessed when spraying over a spray drift testbench with two different driving speeds, 2m/s and 4m/s, two different spray boom heights, 30 cm and 50 cm, and two different nozzle spacing, 25 cm ...
Moreno Ruiz, J.R.
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