Droplet size and nozzle tip pressure from a pulse-width modulation sprayer
Abstract
Pulse-width modulation (PWM) sprayers can improve application accuracy through flow control, turn compensation, and high-resolution overlap control by pulsing an electronically-actuated solenoid valve which controls the relative proportion of time each solenoid valve is open (duty cycle). The objective of this experiment was to identify the droplet size distribution and nozzle tip pressure when influenced by PWM duty cycle, nozzle technology,...
Paper Details
Title
Droplet size and nozzle tip pressure from a pulse-width modulation sprayer
Published Date
Feb 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
178
Pages
52 - 69
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