To accommodate the influence of prop wash on spray patterns, what should be done?

To effectively accommodate the influence of prop wash on spray patterns, repositioning the nozzles on the spray boom is essential. Prop wash, which is the turbulent air generated by the aircraft's propeller, can significantly alter the trajectory and distribution of the spray droplets as they are released. By repositioning the nozzles, an aerial applicator can optimize the spray pattern to ensure even coverage and minimize drift, which is crucial for both the efficacy of the pesticide application and environmental safety.

Adjusting the angle of the aircraft could alter the spray's effectiveness, but it may not directly counteract the dispersive effects of prop wash. Simply increasing the spray output does not address the impact of prop wash on droplet distribution. Changing the pesticide type may not be relevant to the issue of spray pattern affected by prop wash, as the characteristics of the pesticide do not inherently resolve issues related to airflow and spray application techniques. Thus, repositioning the nozzles is the most effective method to mitigate the effects of prop wash.on the spray pattern.