LABORATORY RESEARCH OF OCCUPANCY SEED LOTS OF ALFALFA
Abstract
The results of laboratory researches of quality of work abcCollege the device, determined by its rational parameters depending on the physico-mechanical properties of seed lots of alfalfa.
When obcan seed lots of alfalfa elastic blades rupture the main stem hardly occurs, and the side shoots at a high angular velocity of rotation of the rotors will be partially cut off. If the blades of a pair of rotors that rotate with an angular velocity greater than 85 sec-1 act on the stems at the same time, the efforts of occupancy higher than the average breakout force side shoots of the main stem, which leads to their breakage. Consistent with the action of the blades this does not occur, even at maximum angular speed of the rotors. It should also be noted that increasing the angular velocity of rotation of the rotors above
75 sec-1, with simultaneous action on plants of the blades of a pair of rotors leads to a more intensive growth of discontinuous efforts in the stems than in serial. This is due to the effect of pinching the stems between the blades.
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