Evaluation of performances of different types of spray nozzles in site-specific pesticide spraying

In recent years, site-specific spraying methods, which are capable of combining the image processing technologies with electronic and information technologies, have been started to be used in the weed control and target-oriented spraying. In this study, in addition to the site-specific spraying in l...

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Main Authors: Ali Bolat, Ömer Baris Özlüoymak
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Language:English
Published: Universidade Estadual de Londrina 2020-05-01
Series:Semina: Ciências Agrárias
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Online Access:https://ojs.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/semagrarias/article/view/38593
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description In recent years, site-specific spraying methods, which are capable of combining the image processing technologies with electronic and information technologies, have been started to be used in the weed control and target-oriented spraying. In this study, in addition to the site-specific spraying in laboratory conditions; a mobile spraying system, which can also perform broadcast application as a reference method, was set up. The spraying performance of the mobile system was tested for three different nozzle types (standard flat fan nozzle, cone nozzle, air induction nozzle) and at speeds of 0.48, 0.60, 0.72 and 0.84 km h-1. The mobile system was operated as both broadcast and site-specific for each nozzle type and travel speed. Three artificial weed samples were used at 75 cm intervals as sampling surfaces on the movement of the mobile system in the spraying operations; filter papers (FP) and water-sensitive papers (WSP) were placed behind them on the bars. While deposition values were measured with the filter papers, water-sensitive papers were used to measure the coverage rates. The spray distribution of the site-specific method in comparison with the reference method was investigated. According to the results, site-specific spraying applications did not cause any negative impact on depositions and coverage rates. The nearest results compared with the broadcast spraying were obtained with the air induction nozzle type at a speed of 0.48 km h-1 with a 60.5% deposition amount and 95.9% coverage rate.
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spelling doaj.art-326e4fe8596b4a1182ff5fc168d21e772023-01-24T19:55:55ZengUniversidade Estadual de LondrinaSemina: Ciências Agrárias1676-546X1679-03592020-05-0141410.5433/1679-0359.2020v41n4p1199Evaluation of performances of different types of spray nozzles in site-specific pesticide sprayingAli Bolat0Ömer Baris Özlüoymak1Eastern Mediterranean Agricultural Research InstituteÇukurova University, Faculty of AgricultureIn recent years, site-specific spraying methods, which are capable of combining the image processing technologies with electronic and information technologies, have been started to be used in the weed control and target-oriented spraying. In this study, in addition to the site-specific spraying in laboratory conditions; a mobile spraying system, which can also perform broadcast application as a reference method, was set up. The spraying performance of the mobile system was tested for three different nozzle types (standard flat fan nozzle, cone nozzle, air induction nozzle) and at speeds of 0.48, 0.60, 0.72 and 0.84 km h-1. The mobile system was operated as both broadcast and site-specific for each nozzle type and travel speed. Three artificial weed samples were used at 75 cm intervals as sampling surfaces on the movement of the mobile system in the spraying operations; filter papers (FP) and water-sensitive papers (WSP) were placed behind them on the bars. While deposition values were measured with the filter papers, water-sensitive papers were used to measure the coverage rates. The spray distribution of the site-specific method in comparison with the reference method was investigated. According to the results, site-specific spraying applications did not cause any negative impact on depositions and coverage rates. The nearest results compared with the broadcast spraying were obtained with the air induction nozzle type at a speed of 0.48 km h-1 with a 60.5% deposition amount and 95.9% coverage rate.https://ojs.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/semagrarias/article/view/38593Air induction nozzleBroadcast sprayingCone nozzleFlat fan nozzleSite-specific spraying.
spellingShingle Ali Bolat
Ömer Baris Özlüoymak
Evaluation of performances of different types of spray nozzles in site-specific pesticide spraying
Semina: Ciências Agrárias
Air induction nozzle
Broadcast spraying
Cone nozzle
Flat fan nozzle
Site-specific spraying.
title Evaluation of performances of different types of spray nozzles in site-specific pesticide spraying
title_full Evaluation of performances of different types of spray nozzles in site-specific pesticide spraying
title_fullStr Evaluation of performances of different types of spray nozzles in site-specific pesticide spraying
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of performances of different types of spray nozzles in site-specific pesticide spraying
title_short Evaluation of performances of different types of spray nozzles in site-specific pesticide spraying
title_sort evaluation of performances of different types of spray nozzles in site specific pesticide spraying
topic Air induction nozzle
Broadcast spraying
Cone nozzle
Flat fan nozzle
Site-specific spraying.
url https://ojs.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/semagrarias/article/view/38593
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