What type of adjustments should be made to pressure settings?

The appropriate type of adjustments to pressure settings is to maintain a consistent GPM (Gallons Per Minute). Adjusting pressure settings is essential to ensure that the system operates efficiently and effectively delivers the desired flow rate. Consistent GPM is crucial for achieving optimal performance, as fluctuations can lead to ineffective applications or discharge rates that don't meet operational needs.

When pressure settings are adjusted to achieve a specific GPM, it allows for the fine-tuning of the system to accommodate varying conditions and maintain performance standards. This ensures that the desired outcomes—whether it be managing droplet size for application effectiveness or ensuring adequate distribution—are achieved regardless of external factors.

While minor calibrations can help fine-tune the system, they do not address the broader need for consistent flow management across different scenarios. Similarly, maximizing flow isn't necessarily beneficial unless it aligns with the operational needs and equipment limitations. Therefore, prioritizing consistent GPM is a crucial adjustment to maintain optimal system performance.