• Design, Fabrication And Performance Evaluation Of A Battery Operated Solar Charged Boom Sprayer

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    • 2.11.1    Manually Operated Sprayer
      This is a type of sprayer that is manually carried by the operator and operated by human power using hand or feet to activate the pump. This include backpack sprayer (Knapsack sprayer) e.t.c.

          Back pack sprayer/Knapsack sprayer
      Widely used in agriculture, this is carried on the back. A frame or shield prevents contact between the tank and the back. It is a continuous type of sprayer with a fairly constant discharge rate. The person maintains pressure in the tank by pumping air with a lever with one hand and ducks the spray lane with the other. If the sprayer is filled with a spray control value, continuous pumping may not be necessary. The knapsack sprayer can be used for spraying breeding sites with larvicides but should not be used for resided wall-spraying.
      ii.    Stirrup Pump Sprayer      
      There are used in some vector control programmes because they are less costly than compression sprayers. The pump, mounted on a foot rest or stirrup, is inserted in the spray liquid in a bucket. A here attached to the pump leads to the spray lance. Two persons are needed, one to pump and one to direct the spray. The pressure varies with the speed of pumping, and so it is difficult to make uniform spray applications. Because of their in a accuracy and because of the risk of spilling insecticide from the open bucket inside houses, stirrup pumps are not recommended. They should not be used with hazardous pesticides.
      2.11.2    Components Parts of Sprayers  
      The basic essential components of sprayers are:-
          The tank
          Pump
          Fitter/strainer
          Boom
          Nozzles
          Pressure gauge
          Control value
          Adjustable relief value
          Disturbing systems
          Pressure regulators

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      TABLE OF CONTENTS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION1.1    Background to the study 1.2    Solar Energy and Deep Cycle Battery 1.2.1    Solar Energy    1.3     Definition of Sprayer1.4     Statement of the Problem1.5     Aims and Objectives of the Project             1.6     Justification of the Project1.7     Scope of the Project CHAPTER TWOLITERATURE REVIEW2.1    Solar Energy 2.2     Solar cells2.3     Different Types of Solar Panels 2.3.1     Flat Plate Collectors: 2.3.2 ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION1.1    Background to the study Sprayers are devices that are specially designed to spray liquid quickly and easily. They come in a number of different varieties. A sprayer is used to cover large area such as lawns quickly and easily. A boom sprayer of this type is typically used for spraying chemicals such as pesticides, herbicides, herbicides, insecticides and fungicides.Along with proper plant selection and cure, controlling pests in lawn or garden is an important par ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]PRESSURE CONTROL VALVE(REGULATOR); This is a device or mechanism that maintain any pre-set pressure by by-passing some of the liquid back to the tank i.e it serves as safety device in automatically unloading the excessive pressure. (It is a means of adjusting the pressure as required for the job).PRESSURE GUAGE; This is a component pant of the sprayer that always indicate the actual pressure at which the sprayer is working. If properly calibrated, it provides guide to the operator in ... Continue reading---

         

      REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]REFERENCESArchic. A. S. and Harold E. G. 1977. Machine for pover farming. Third Edition. John Wiley and Sons. New York      D. Nuyttens, K. Baetens, M. De Schampheleir, B. Sonck, “effects of nozzle type, size and pressure on spray droplet characteristic. “Biosystem Engineering 97, PP 33-345, 2007.Klenin, N. I; poper, I.F; Sakun, V.A. 1985. Agriculttural Machines (The operation, Computation of controlling parameters and the conditions of operation. Amerind Publishing co. Put, ltd ... Continue reading---