Evaporação de gotas de caldas contendo fungicidas e adjuvantes depositadas em superfície

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Ácaro da mancha-anular do cafeeiro: controle em função da cobertura pela calda com ramais e volumes de aplicação

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Deposição e eficiência da pulverização eletrostática no controle do ácaro-rajado Tetranychus urticae (Koch, 1836) (Acari: Tetranychidae) na cultura do crisântemo

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Análise comparativa de métodos para quantificação dos depósitos da pulverização em diferentes alvos

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Utilização de barra auxiliar de pulverização de água para reduzir a deriva de defensivos agrícolas

Pós-graduação em Agronomia (Agricultura) - FCA

Caracterização funcional de adjuvantes em soluções aquosas

Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)

Effect of working pressure at different spray nozzles on drift quantification in wind tunnel

Each year, there is an increase in pesticide consumption and in its importance of use in the large-scale agricultural production, being fundamental the knowledge of application technology to the activity success. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the influence of working pressure on the drift generated by different spray nozzles, assessed in wind tunnel. The treatments were composed of two spray nozzles AXI 110015 and AXI 11002 with pressure levels of 276 and 414 kPa. The spray solution was composed by water and NaCl at 10%. The applications were conducted at wind speed of 2.0 m s-1, being the drift collected at 5.0; 10.0 and 15.0 m away from the spray boom and at heights of 0.2; 0.4; 0.6; 0.8 e 1.0 m from the tunnel floor. To both spray nozzles, the greatest drift was collected at the smallest distance to the spray-boom and at the lowest height. The AXI 11002 nozzle gave a smaller drift relative to the AXI 110015 nozzle for the two tested pressures and for all the collection points. Regardless of the nozzle, a rise in the working pressure increases the spray drift percentage at all distances in the wind tunnel.

Interação pontas-adjuvantes na estimativa do risco potencial de deriva de pulverizações

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Métodos de coleta de deposição para ensaios de deriva em aplicações aéreas

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Towards a model of spray-canopy interactions : interception, shatter, bounce and retention of droplets on horizontal leaves

Pesticides used in agricultural systems must be applied in economically viable and environmentally sensitive ways, and this often requires expensive field trials on spray deposition and retention by plant foliage. Computational models to describe whether a spray droplet sticks (adheres), bounces or shatters on impact, and if any rebounding parent or shatter daughter droplets are recaptured, would provide an estimate of spray retention and thereby act as a useful guide prior to any field trials. Parameter-driven interactive software has been implemented to enable the end-user to study and visualise droplet interception and impaction on a single, horizontal leaf. Living chenopodium, wheat and cotton leaves have been scanned to capture the surface topography and realistic virtual leaf surface models have been generated. Individual leaf models have then been subjected to virtual spray droplets and predictions made of droplet interception with the virtual plant leaf. Thereafter, the impaction behaviour of the droplets and the subsequent behaviour of any daughter droplets, up until re-capture, are simulated to give the predicted total spray retention by the leaf. A series of critical thresholds for the stick, bounce, and shatter elements in the impaction process have been developed for different combinations of formulation, droplet size and velocity, and leaf surface characteristics to provide this output. The results show that droplet properties, spray formulations and leaf surface characteristics all influence the predicted amount of spray retained on a horizontal leaf surface. Overall the predicted spray retention increases as formulation surface tension, static contact angle, droplet size and velocity decreases. Predicted retention on cotton is much higher than on chenopodium. The average predicted retention on a single horizontal leaf across all droplet size, velocity and formulations scenarios tested, is 18, 30 and 85% for chenopodium, wheat and cotton, respectively.

车载式变量施药机控制系统设计与试验

施药控制是提高作业质量、减少化学污染、降低生产成本的关键技术。该文基于单片机AT89C52,采用滞环控制法,设计了一种车载式变量施药机控制系统。该系统能够根据施药机行走速度自动变更喷药量,实现施药量不变。试验表明:加速度小于0.4m/s2时,实际施药量与设定施药量之间的误差不超过8%,且雾化效果良好、生产效率高,还可以减少农药的残留和对环境的污染,能够满足农业生产的需要。

基于网络环境的地理信息系统-WebGIS

Web GIS作为一门新兴的技术学科 ,依托互联网的环境和 Internet实用技术 ,成为地理信息系统理论研究和技术创新的增长点。随着网络技术和应用市场的不断发展和扩大 ,将促进 GIS新兴信息产业的形成。本文结合工作实践 ,论述了 Web GIS的技术背景与发展 ,以及系统功能等基础理论 ,重点讨论了 Web GIS的体系结构、实现策略和技术方法

Mejora en la construcción y operatividad de espineles de fondo mediante aplicación tecnológica

Al analizar los diferentes armados y disposición de espineles de fondo, se detectó que el 45% de la captura total, se compone de anguila (Ophichthus remiger), el 6% de congrio rojo (Brotula clarkae) y 12% de congrio gato (Lepophidium negropinna). El descarte representó el 59% de la captura, con especies no comerciales (anguila juvenil, morena, bio bio, y pez iguana). La correlación entre la captura y el tiempo de reposo, muestra que a menor tiempo de espera es mayor la captura. Durante el cobrado del espinel de fondo, se producen algunas dificultades cuando se captura morena y anguila, que al tratar de escapar se enredan en el reinal. Se logró el mejoramiento de la operatividad del espinel con adición de giratorios y, con el uso de un modelo de espinel tipo avión, con el que se logra que la línea madre quede cerca al fondo.

Landscape structure mediates the effects of a stressor on field vole populations

Spatio-temporal landscape heterogeneity has rarely been considered in population-level impact assessments. Here we test whether landscape heterogeneity is important by examining the case of a pesticide applied seasonally to orchards which may affect non-target vole populations, using a validated ecologically realistic and spatially explicit agent-based model. Voles thrive in unmanaged grasslands and untreated orchards but are particularly exposed to applied pesticide treatments during dispersal between optimal habitats. We therefore hypothesised that vole populations do better (1) in landscapes containing more grassland and (2) where areas of grassland are closer to orchards, but (3) do worse if larger areas of orchards are treated with pesticide. To test these hyposeses we made appropriate manipulations to a model landscape occupied by field voles. Pesticide application reduced model population sizes in all three experiments, but populations subsequently wholly or partly recovered. Population depressions were, as predicted, lower in landscapes containing more unmanaged grassland, in landscapes with reduced distance between grassland and orchards, and in landscapes with fewer treated orchards. Population recovery followed a similar pattern except for an unexpected improvement in recovery when the area of treated orchards was increased. Outside the period of pesticide application, orchards increase landscape connectivity and facilitate vole dispersal and so speed population recovery. Overall our results show that accurate prediction of population impact cannot be achieved without taking account of landscape structure. The specifics of landscape structure and habitat connectivity are likely always important in mediating the effects of stressors.