2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-43662013000700001
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Efeito do ângulo do jato nas características técnicas de um canhão hidráulico

Abstract: Avaliaram-se os efeitos de diferentes ângulos de saída do jato de água de um canhão hidráulico, combinados com diferentes diâmetros de bocais e pressões de serviço, sobre o raio de alcance e perfil radial de distribuição de água. A caracterização técnica do canhão hidráulico foi realizada em bancada de ensaios de aspersores da Universidade Federal de Lavras, em Lavras, MG, totalizando 24 diferentes condições operacionais. O raio de alcance do aspersor foi estimado pelo ajuste de uma equação potencial em função… Show more

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“…This curve has a large similarity to the theoretical geometric shape of Christiansen's uniform water distribution curve (Profile F) (Christiansen, 1942). Prado et al (2013) pointed out that gun sprinkler distribution curves have a uniform water distribution along the sprinkler wetted radius, working under adequate conditions of nozzle diameters, working pressure, and jet angle. However, inappropriate sets of nozzle diameters and working pressure provide a doughnut pattern (Christiansen's Profile E) with a large amount of water applied at the endpoint of water distribution curve, which results in a low water application uniformity (Prado et al, 2007(Prado et al, , 2008.…”
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“…This curve has a large similarity to the theoretical geometric shape of Christiansen's uniform water distribution curve (Profile F) (Christiansen, 1942). Prado et al (2013) pointed out that gun sprinkler distribution curves have a uniform water distribution along the sprinkler wetted radius, working under adequate conditions of nozzle diameters, working pressure, and jet angle. However, inappropriate sets of nozzle diameters and working pressure provide a doughnut pattern (Christiansen's Profile E) with a large amount of water applied at the endpoint of water distribution curve, which results in a low water application uniformity (Prado et al, 2007(Prado et al, , 2008.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the validation of a water distribution model for the irrigation The confidence coefficient (c) was equal to 0.820 (Figure 4), which classified the simulation model as very good (0.76 ≤ c ≤ 0.85). According to Oliveira et al (2013), in the performance evaluation of water distribution models for sprinkler irrigation, it is unreasonable to consider that the differences between measured and simulated data represent the unique limitation of the model. Minor errors in data collection and meteorological variation during the tests have also influenced these discrepancies.…”
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