Substantiation of basic principles of creation of high-efficiency soil-processing technology for agricultural appointment
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https://doi.org/10.31548/machenergy2019.01.171Keywords:
grounding, principles, creation, soil engineering, agriculture, design, destruction potential.Abstract
The basic principles of creation of high-productivity agricultural tillage equipment are substantiated. The basis of the work of the above technique is the physical principles of the interaction of working bodies of machines with the working environment - the soil (agricultural purpose). These principles also apply to agricultural machines that move, develop, or process such working environments.
To solve the problem of destroying agricultural soils (GSP), it is important to demonstrate the "potential of destruction" of specific elements of the relief water bodies, slopes, etc., in the correct and quantitative form. Determination of the "potential of destruction" is realized through an analytical description of the energy state of the elemental volume of GSP with the introduction of real parameters (volume, physical properties, boundaries of destruction and different types of loads).
The implementation of the proposed principles of soil-based agricultural machinery will significantly increase its productivity, efficiency, reduce its mass and fuel consumption. Key words: rationale, principles, creation, soil technology, agriculture, design, destruction potential
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