Javascript must be enabled to continue!
FIELD STUDIES OF TILLAGE VIBRATING ROLLER
View through CrossRef
A completely new design of a vibrating soil tillage roller was developed, as a result of which the quality of soil compaction was increased, while energy costs are reduced due to a decrease of metal consumption by at least 3 times in comparison with commercially available rollers. The vibrations created by the offered roller make it possible to destroy large soil fractions more effectively and ensure high-quality soil compaction. To determine suitable parameters of the soil-tilling roller, a set of studies was carried out in field conditions, by means of which suitable parameters of the proposed design of the vibrating roller were identified. Ballast weight and diameters of the pulleys on the shaft of the hollow cylinder were changed during the experiment, and the influence of these parameters on improvement criterion was also evaluated. Measurements of soil moisture, its density and structure were carried out in the course of the experiment. The experimental results were processed with modern software: Microsoft Excel, Statistica, etc. As a result of the experiment, it was revealed that the quality of soil compaction by the proposed vibrating roller is 24.7% better than that of KKZ-6 roller, which is widely used in agriculture. In this case, the improvement criterion kpl on the non-rolled section was 0.5, which is 82% lower than that of the proposed roller. The structure of the soil on the area rolled by the proposed roller fully meets the agrotechnical requirements. The proposed tillage roller of vibrating action is universal and can be used on different types of soils, provided that the ballast weight and the ratio of the pulley diameters on the axis of the hollow cylinder and on the smooth cylinder are regulated.
HPE Ulyanovsk SAA Stolypin
Title: FIELD STUDIES OF TILLAGE VIBRATING ROLLER
Description:
A completely new design of a vibrating soil tillage roller was developed, as a result of which the quality of soil compaction was increased, while energy costs are reduced due to a decrease of metal consumption by at least 3 times in comparison with commercially available rollers.
The vibrations created by the offered roller make it possible to destroy large soil fractions more effectively and ensure high-quality soil compaction.
To determine suitable parameters of the soil-tilling roller, a set of studies was carried out in field conditions, by means of which suitable parameters of the proposed design of the vibrating roller were identified.
Ballast weight and diameters of the pulleys on the shaft of the hollow cylinder were changed during the experiment, and the influence of these parameters on improvement criterion was also evaluated.
Measurements of soil moisture, its density and structure were carried out in the course of the experiment.
The experimental results were processed with modern software: Microsoft Excel, Statistica, etc.
As a result of the experiment, it was revealed that the quality of soil compaction by the proposed vibrating roller is 24.
7% better than that of KKZ-6 roller, which is widely used in agriculture.
In this case, the improvement criterion kpl on the non-rolled section was 0.
5, which is 82% lower than that of the proposed roller.
The structure of the soil on the area rolled by the proposed roller fully meets the agrotechnical requirements.
The proposed tillage roller of vibrating action is universal and can be used on different types of soils, provided that the ballast weight and the ratio of the pulley diameters on the axis of the hollow cylinder and on the smooth cylinder are regulated.
Related Results
Conservation agriculture options for a Rice-Maize cropping systems in Bangladesh
Conservation agriculture options for a Rice-Maize cropping systems in Bangladesh
Over the last two decades, Rice (Oryza sativa L.)-Maize (Zea mays L.) cropping systems have become one of the most dominant cropping systems in Bangladesh. This has coincided with ...
Soil Compaction from Wheel Traffic under Three Tillage Systems
Soil Compaction from Wheel Traffic under Three Tillage Systems
Agricultural fields are usually subjected to high amounts of traffic from field operations. The influence of traffic on sandy loam soil in three tillage systems were investigated i...
Deep Tillage Improves Degraded Soils in the (Sub) Humid Ethiopian Highlands
Deep Tillage Improves Degraded Soils in the (Sub) Humid Ethiopian Highlands
Intensification of rainfed agriculture in the Ethiopian highlands has resulted in soil degradation and hardpan formation, which has reduced rooting depth, decreased deep percolatio...
EFFECT OF TILLAGE AND WEEDING ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF MAIZE
EFFECT OF TILLAGE AND WEEDING ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF MAIZE
The experiment was conducted to assess the effect of tillage and weeding practices on the growth, yield, and weed infestation of maize at the research field of the Bangladesh Insti...
Assessing Potential of Maize Hybrids under Varying Tillage Practices
Assessing Potential of Maize Hybrids under Varying Tillage Practices
Changing tillage practices can affect soil characteristics and conditions for seed germination along with effecting crop production drastically. Therefore, a field experiment was c...
Discrete element parameter calibration and wear characteristics analysis of soil-rotary tillage blade in gneiss mountainous area
Discrete element parameter calibration and wear characteristics analysis of soil-rotary tillage blade in gneiss mountainous area
Abstract
Aiming at the problems of fast wear and short service life of rotary tillage blade in gneiss mountainous area, and the lack of accurate and reliable discrete eleme...
Effect of contrasting tillage and cropping systems on soil aggregation, carbon pools and aggregate‐associated carbon in rainfed Vertisols
Effect of contrasting tillage and cropping systems on soil aggregation, carbon pools and aggregate‐associated carbon in rainfed Vertisols
SummaryWorldwide, conservation agriculture practices involving minimal soil disturbances and retention of crop residue (>30%) have been practised increasingly and recognized to ...
Are No-Till Herbicide-Free Systems Possible? A Simulation Study
Are No-Till Herbicide-Free Systems Possible? A Simulation Study
Conservation agriculture (CA) allows farmers to reduce costs and enhance soil health, but tends to increase weed infestation and associated crop yield loss, and/or herbicide use. W...

