Evaluating Torque Moment Dependence of the Soil-Tiller Drum on Soil Loosening Depth and Drum Rotation Number

Authors

  • D.P. Petrosyan, D.R. Khazhakyan

Keywords:

soil, soil-tiller, drum, torque momemt, loosening depth, regression equation

Abstract

In the result of field experiments on the soil-tiller with self-vibrating (mobile)
and fixed blades, the regression equations y=f(X1,X2) of the torque moment
dependence (Mt, y) in the soil-tiller’s drum on the drum’s rotation numbers
(nd, X1) and soil loosening depth h (X2) have been derived and the set of curves describing the aforementioned dependences have been designed.
The results of research experiments have stated that the torque moment is
reduced parallel to the increase of rotation numbers in the drums with selfvibrating (mobile) and fixed blades, while it grows up together with the increase of soil loosening depth.

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Published

2023-07-31

How to Cite

D.P. Petrosyan, D.R. Khazhakyan. (2023). Evaluating Torque Moment Dependence of the Soil-Tiller Drum on Soil Loosening Depth and Drum Rotation Number. AgriScience and Technology, 2(70). Retrieved from https://journal.anau.am/index.php/anau/article/view/110

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 70 (2020): “AgriScience and Technology” scientific journal

Section

Agricultural Engineering

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