Baetens et al., 2009 - Google Patents
A validated 2-D diffusion–advection model for prediction of drift from ground boom sprayersBaetens et al., 2009
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- Baetens K
- Ho Q
- Nuyttens D
- De Schampheleire M
- Endalew A
- Hertog M
- Nicolai B
- Ramon H
- Verboven P
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- Atmospheric environment
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Correct field drift prediction is a key element in environmental risk assessment of spraying applications. A reduced order drift prediction model based on the diffusion–advection equation is presented. It allows fast assessment of the drift potential of specific ground boom …
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