To develop an Electrostatic Nozzle for Agri-chemical Applications
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DG, CSIR visited the Underwater Robotic Test Facility at CSIR-CMERI, Durgapur on 26 February and witnessed a live demonstration of the “Proof of Concept Underwater Homing & Docking System” To develop an Electrostatic Nozzle for Agri-chemical Applications
The application of pesticide is still one of the most frequently used method to protect crop and tree against diseases and insects in agriculture. Over-dosage of pesticide is common in most countries, and its application leads to many problems such as chemical wastage and environmental pollution from spray drift. The application of chemicals through electrostatic spray system is being claimed to be simple, safer, and easy to use without any material losses and increasing the deposition characteristics of spray and also for bringing many improvement environmental and cost saving benefits.





