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    IECE Transactions on Intelligent Systematics, 2024, Volume 1, Issue 2: 102-111

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    Investigation on the Mechanism of Nebulized Droplet Particle Size Impact in Precision Plant Protection
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    IECE Author Hui Ma 1
    IECE Author Jiajia Tang 1
    IECE Author Huimin Lv 1
    IECE Author Wenyan Chu 2 *
    IECE Author Shengdi Sun 1
    1 Valve Intelligent Equipment Engineering Research Center, Department of mechanical and electrical engineering, HeBei Vocational University of Technology and Engineering, Xingtai 054035, China
    2 Department of Electrical Engineering, HeBei Vocational University of Technology and Engineering, Xingtai 054035, China
    * Corresponding Author: Wenyan Chu, [email protected]
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62762/TIS.2024.307219
    Received: 09 September 2024, Accepted: 26 September 2024, Published: 29 September 2024  
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    Abstract
    Precision plant protection, a crucial facet of precision agriculture, assumes a paramount role throughout diverse stages of agricultural pesticide utilization. It not only furnishes indispensable reference parameters for agricultural production but also minimizes the employment of pesticides and their environmental footprint. This investigation employs a laser particle size analyzer to gauge the particle size information of the atomization field under assorted conditions, commencing with ground plant protection. The findings reveal that particle size escalates with the ascent of spray pressure and spray angle while diminishing with their augmentation. It proposes that pressure adjustments can optimize atomization outcomes when the deposited atomized droplet size is suboptimal. This study provides a data foundation for pesticide atomization in ground plant protection procedures and presents corrective actions for inadequate sedimentation effects, thereby mitigating the environmental harm associated with agricultural endeavors.
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    Investigation on the Mechanism of Nebulized Droplet Particle Size Impact in Precision Plant Protection
    Keywords
    Atomization parameters
    Atomization parameters
    particle size
    precision plant protection
    weight
    Funding
    This research was supported by Science and Technology Innovation Talent Program (Grant No. 2022zz096).
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    Ma, H., Tang, J., Lv, H., Chu, W., & Sun, S. (2024). Investigation on the Mechanism of Nebulized Droplet Particle Size Impact in Precision Plant Protection. IECE Transactions on Intelligent Systematics, 1(2), 102-111. https://doi.org/10.62762/TIS.2024.307219
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