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ISO 5682:2017

ISO 5682:2017 Equipment for crop protection – Spraying equipment – Part 2: Test methods to assess the horizontal transverse distribution for hydraulic sprayers

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Description

ISO 5682-2:2017 is applicable for sprayers intended to apply liquid over a horizontal surface.

ISO 5682-2:2017 specifies test methods to assess sprayed liquid horizontal transverse distribution. Methods are based on sprayed liquid volume measurement, nozzle flow rate measurement or nozzle tip pressure measurement.

ISO 5682-2:2017 does not cover aerial sprayers.

Hydraulic sprayers use a range of design features to deliver and control spray. The test methods provided in this document are all useful but don’t give the same information. They are complementary. Some test methods are not suitable for all sprayer types. Applicable test methods are described in an informative annex.

Edition

3

Published Date

2017-04-26

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

10

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English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 5682-2:2017 is applicable for sprayers intended to apply liquid over a horizontal surface.

ISO 5682-2:2017 specifies test methods to assess sprayed liquid horizontal transverse distribution. Methods are based on sprayed liquid volume measurement, nozzle flow rate measurement or nozzle tip pressure measurement.

ISO 5682-2:2017 does not cover aerial sprayers.

Hydraulic sprayers use a range of design features to deliver and control spray. The test methods provided in this document are all useful but don't give the same information. They are complementary. Some test methods are not suitable for all sprayer types. Applicable test methods are described in an informative annex.

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