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Aerial Sprays

Aerial Sprays

by United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service

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Released
November 1, 2011
Updated
September 22, 2016

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United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service
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This tool helps aerial applicators predict spray droplet sizes based on operational parameters. It uses computer models to estimate droplet characteristics, aiding in efficient and targeted crop protection.

✓Spray droplet size prediction
✓19 nozzle models
✓Adjustable operational parameters
✓Droplet size classification
✓Save and email results
✓Time and date stamped data
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What's New in Aerial Sprays

1.4

September 22, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Stability fix - Update network middleware

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Does not work

Does not work, no ability to select a nozzle
WWilliamallen1978

Great version 1

Excellent! Slick, easy to use, fast,and clean interface. I wish that it displayed Relative Spread and had a section to do nozzle volume flow for setting up an airplane.
GGuyofthesky

App Review

This is a very amazing application. I love how easily accessible it is. It is very timely in it's applications. Altogether, it is one of my favorite apps.
MFMr. K Fritz

Aerial Spray App Launch

We hope the aerial application industry finds this app useful and we are looking forward to your comments and suggestions. Even though I am a bit biased, I am going to rate this app 5 stars. Thanks again to the team at Echomobile for their hard work and dedication.
BFB Fritz

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Aerial Nozzle Models
Aerial Nozzle Models

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FAQ

What are the key parameters for predicting spray droplet size in Aerial Sprays?

Aerial Sprays uses nozzle orifice size, nozzle orientation, spray pressure, and airspeed as input parameters to predict spray droplet sizes. These inputs allow the models to estimate droplet characteristics like DV0.1, DV0.5, DV0.9, and the percentage of spray volume in smaller droplets.

How many nozzle models are available in Aerial Sprays?

Aerial Sprays includes 19 nozzle models. Ten of these are for fixed-wing aircraft, applicable for airspeeds from 100-160 mph, and nine are for helicopters, suitable for airspeeds from 30-100 mph.

What kind of results does Aerial Sprays provide?

The app provides estimates of spray droplet size, including DV0.1, DV0.5, and DV0.9 values, which indicate the droplet size containing a certain percentage of spray volume. It also provides the percentage of spray volume in droplets smaller than 100 or 200 µm, and a droplet size classification based on ASABE S572 standards.

Can I save or share the results from Aerial Sprays?

Yes, the results from Aerial Sprays, along with the initial parameters, are time and date stamped. You can save this data to your device and/or email it for future reference or sharing.

Is Aerial Sprays available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, Aerial Sprays is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Compatibility with Android devices is not specified.

How often is Aerial Sprays updated?

The latest version of Aerial Sprays is 1.4, which was last updated on September 22, 2016. This indicates that updates may not be very frequent.

What is the user rating for Aerial Sprays?

Aerial Sprays has a rating of 1.0 stars from 1 rating. This suggests limited user feedback is currently available.

Does Aerial Sprays have ads?

No, Aerial Sprays does not contain advertisements. It is provided as a public service by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service.