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Nozzles and Pumps. NOZZLE TYPE. Flat fan Hollow cone Flood jet. FLAT FAN NOZZLE. FLAT FAN NOZZLE. HOLLOW CONE NOZZLE. FLOOD JET NOZZLE. FLOOD JET NOZZLE. NOZZLE MATERIAL. Very good chemical and wear resistance Ceramic, stainless steel. NOZZLE MATERIAL. Susceptible to damage - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Nozzles and Pumps
NOZZLE TYPE
• Flat fan• Hollow cone• Flood jet
FLAT FAN NOZZLE
FLAT FAN NOZZLE
HOLLOW CONE NOZZLE
FLOOD JET NOZZLE
FLOOD JET NOZZLE
NOZZLE MATERIAL
• Very good chemical and wear resistance– Ceramic, stainless steel
NOZZLE MATERIAL
• Susceptible to damage– Polymer (plastic)
NOZZLE MATERIAL
• Susceptible to wear and corrosion– Brass
NOZZLE PERFORMANCE
NOZZLE HEIGHT is determined by• Nozzle spacing• Nozzle spray angle
NOZZLE PERFORMANCE
OPERATING PRESSURE• PSI – pounds per square inch• Generally between 30 – 40 psi• Lower the psi the lower potential of
drift
DROPLET SIZE
PRESSURE• Higher pressures create smaller
droplets
NOZZLE PERFORMANCE
OVERLAP• 30% to 100%• Uniformity tapers at the edges of
spray
NOZZLE PERFORMANCE
FLOW RATE• To double (2x) the flow rate,
pressure must be quadrupled (4x)• higher pressure will • -Decrease droplet size• -Increase drift
NOZZLE PERFORMANCE
SPRAY ANGLE• pressure will affect spray angle• 8002 flat fan
– 80 degree @ 40 psi– 65 degree @ 15 psi
NOZZLE PERFORMANCE
TIP WEAR• compare the flow to a new tip• replace when > 10% flow of new
one• clean nozzles with soft bristled
brush
Worn nozzles New nozzles
CAUSES OF DRIFT
WIND VELOCITY• Early morning and early evening
best times to spray• Use lower psi under windy
conditions
CAUSES OF DRIFT
DROPLET SIZE• Smaller nozzle size and greater PSI
create smaller drops
CAUSES OF DRIFT
SPRAY TIP HEIGHT• Greater the distance between
nozzle and target• Greater wind velocity effect on
drifting
CAUSES OF DRIFT
OPERATING SPEED• increased speeds cause upward
wind currents increasing drift• Max speeds are 10 to 12 mph
PUMPS
POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT• piston• roller• diaphragm
PUMPS
NON-POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT• centrifugal
PUMPS
POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT • captures and discharges a fixed
volume per stroke via roller, piston, or diaphragm
• flow from the pump is proportional to the pump speed
• must have a relief valve when nozzles turned off
PUMPS
NON-POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT • rotating impeller creates
centrifugal force that discharges liquid through outlet
• when nozzles closed, no relief valve needed, impeller spins harmlessly