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The Aerial Application Technology team is a research group within the United States Department of Agricultures (USDA), Agricultural Research...
Last updated on July 18, 2015
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By United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service

The Aerial Application Technology team is a research group within the United States Department of Agricultures (USDA), Agricultural Research...

The Aerial Application Technology team is a research group within the United States Department of Agricultures (USDA), Agricultural Research Service (ARS). We are responsible for conducting and reporting research that supports the nations aerial applicators, who in turn, work with farmers and other producers to protect and supply the nations food and fiber crops. To make the most efficacious application to a field or orchard, aerial applicators select specific operational parameters (such as spray nozzle type, spray pressure, airspeed, etc) that will result in spray droplet sizes that produce maximum on-target deposition of the applied product with minimal off-target movement. The Aerial Application Technology team has developed a series of computer models that easily allow applicators to predict the resulting spray droplet size parameters using their selected operational parameters. There are currently 19 nozzle models available for use (10 for nozzles for fixed-wing aircraft and 9 for nozzles used for helicopters). The fixed-wing models are applicable for airspeed ranges from 100 160 mph while the rotary-wing models are applicable for airspeeds from 30 100 mph. These models have been available and widely used for a number of years as a series of downloadable spreadsheets. This app adds additional functionality through the increased mobility and a streamlined interface.The spray nozzle models provide applicators with estimates of spray droplet size based on four input parameters that are set by the user. These include: * Nozzle Orifice Size * Nozzle Orientation * Spray Pressure * AirspeedUsing the user specified values for these parameters, the models return to following results: * DV0.1, DV0.5, and DV0.9 o Droplet size (in m) such that 10, 50, or 90% of the spray volume, respectively, is contained in spray droplet sizes of equal or less. * %Vol