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Discrete Element Modelling of Soil Compaction of a Press-Wheel
Press-wheels are wheels designed to compact the soil above seeds in the “seed cover” region. Soil compaction, produced by the press-wheels of seeders, affects seedling emergence and early plant growth.
Kobby Acquah, Ying Chen
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Soil Parameter Identification and Driving Force Prediction for Wheel-Terrain Interaction
This paper considers wheeled vehicles traversing unknown terrain, and proposes an approach for identifying the unknown soil parameters required for vehicle driving force prediction (drawbar pull prediction).
Suksun Hutangkabodee +3 more
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DESIGN AND EXPERIMENT OF SELF-PROPELLED SYSTEM FOR PADDY FIELD WEEDER BASED ON THE INTERACTION MECHANISM OF WHEEL-SOIL [PDF]
Aiming at the low mechanization of paddy field weeding and lack of dedicated agricultural machinery for paddy field weeding in China, a self-propelled system of paddy field weeding machine was designed. The overall structure and working principle of self-
Liang Tian +4 more
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Traction failure on loose terrain is common in conventional agricultural wheeled tractors due to poor traction ability and lower power transfer efficiency of drive wheels, which leads to excessive energy consumption and soil compaction in agriculture. To
Hafiz Md-Tahir +8 more
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Wheel rolling on deformable ground with slippage [PDF]
Wheeled vehicles can move not only on a solid supporting surface, but also on deformable surfaces (snow, ground, sand, etc.). When a pneumatic wheel with a high internal air pressure rolls over deformable soil, the nature of the wheels’ interaction with ...
Mamaev Alexey +2 more
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Interaction of the Press Wheel Planter with Soil [PDF]
The good pressing of the soil around seeds at planting moment is mean that perfect of seeding depth consequently increasing seeds germination rate. So, the technology of planter press wheel helpful to keep up the requirements of pressing the soil above ...
M. Abd El-Hakeem +3 more
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Simulation of the Wheel-Surface Interaction Dynamics for All-Terrain Vehicles
In this paper, a new methodology for the numerical simulation of the wheel–surface interaction has been presented. The finite-element method was combined with the discrete-element method, rigid body dynamics, and the advanced wheel–surface friction model.
Tomasz Czapla, Mariusz Pawlak
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A Finite Element Model of Soil-Stress Probe Interaction under a Moving Rigid Wheel [PDF]
Machinery traffic is associated with the application of stress onto the soil surface and is the main reason for agricultural soil compaction. Currently, probes are used for studying the stress propagation in soil and measuring soil stress.
M. Naderi-Boldaji +2 more
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The tire-mechanics models have been developed for the study of wheel movement on the road or soil surface while these models are unlikely to describe the motion of wheels on uneven surfaces.
H Mohammadzadeh +2 more
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Predicting the wheel rolling resistance regarding important motion parameters using the artificial neural network [PDF]
Introduction: Rolling resistance is one of the most substantial energy losses when the wheel moves on soft soil. Rolling resistance value optimization will help to improve energy efficiency.
F Gheshlaghi, A Mardani
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