#spraying
- Sprinkling — The act of sprinkling or spraying and its result; a structural method of artificial irrigation of crops or green spaces by spraying water in the form of fine droplets, mimicking natural rain, using pressurized technical installations (sprinklers); (in an industrial or pharmaceutical sense) the controlled scattering of a liquid or fine powder on a surface.
- Sprinkling — A technical or ritual procedure consisting of sprinkling, spraying, or spraying a liquid (water, chemical solutions, holy water) in the form of fine droplets over a surface or object; in agriculture and agrotechnics, it represents a modern method of artificial irrigation that mimics natural rain, achieved through special installations with sprinklers, ensuring the uniform distribution of moisture on crops.
- Sprinkling (adj.) — Serving to sprinkle or functioning through the medium of fine spraying and splashing of a liquid; a device, mechanism, or hydraulic system structurally designed to distribute water in the form of artificial raindrops over a given area.
- Motorized sprayer — A linguistic variant or popular derived form currently used for the term 'atomizator'; a mechanical apparatus or agricultural machinery designed for the fine spraying of liquids (pesticides, fertilizers) into a dense mist. Although the preferred academic form is 'atomizator', 'atomizor' is widely used in retail.
- Aviochemical — Pertaining to the application or dispersion of chemical substances (fertilizers, pesticides, soil amendments, or extinguishing agents) utilizing utility aircraft (airplanes or helicopters); relating to aerial agrochemical treatments. It also defines special equipment mounted on aircraft for finely spraying plant protection solutions over large crops.
- Aerial sprayer — A specialized apparatus, complex mechanical installation, or utility aircraft structurally configured for the application, dispersion, and fine spraying of liquid chemical substances (insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, or foliar fertilizers) over agricultural crops or forestry zones. This technical system uses a spray boom with calibrated nozzles mounted under the wings to ensure uniform and rapid coverage of the ground or vegetation.