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Cotton, one of the main commercial crops in the world, mostly distributes in several major growing regions, including Xinjiang of western China. An important renewable biomass resource, the cotton stalk has received most attention to serving as the poultry feed, paper making, environmental protection materials, and biomass briquette fuel. Particularly, the highly efficient recycling of cotton stalk can be widely expected to bring enormous economic and ecological benefits. However, most previous treatments are focused on pulverizing cotton stalks and returning to the field. A great challenge is still posed on the current pulling machines for cotton stalks, with emphasis on operational requirements, leakage, and breaking rate. In this study, a novel horizontal-roller cotton stalk pulling machine was proposed to efficiently implement the pulling of the whole cotton stalk after harvesting. The machine was mainly composed of traction, gearbox, stalk conveying, transmission system, machine body, road wheel, spacing regulating mechanism, stalk pulling, dam-board, and support frame. Specifically, the power input shaft of the gearbox was connected to the power output shaft of a tractor. In working, the power was transferred to the chain drive by the power output shaft of a gearbox, and then to realize the stalk conveying and pulling operation under the rotation of the toothed belt and the opposite rotation of the stalk pulling roller. A systematic kinematic analysis was conducted to determine the influencing factors in the working process. A field test was also carried out in a farmland in Korla City, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China in October 2019. The soil firmness was 467 kPa, and the moisture content of the soil was 15%-20%, due to the perennial drought and little rain in the study area. The average height of cotton stalk was 700 mm, while, the plant spacing was 50 mm in a wide and narrow close planting mode. The power was from a CFD604A wheeled tractor with a calibrated power of 44.2 kW. The test was performed on the national standard of a harvester combine test(GB/T 8097-2008). A three-level quadratic regression orthogonal test was designed, where the forward velocity of the machine, the rod velocity of the deflector, and the speed of the stalk pulling roller were selected as the influencing factors, whereas, the leakage rate and plucking rate were the response factors. A response surface method was utilized to establish the regression equations for the relationship between the factors and assessment indexes. An optimal combination of parameters was obtained, while an experiment was also conducted to verify the mathematical model. The test results demonstrated that there were great effects of factors on the performance of horizontal-roller cotton stalk pulling. The significant effects on the leakage rate were ranked in a decreasing order: the forward velocity of the machine, the rod velocity of the deflector, and the speed of the stalk pulling roller. Correspondingly, the significant effects on the plucking rate were ranked in a decreasing order: the speed of the stalk pulling roller, the rod velocity of the deflector, and the forward velocity of the machine. The verification test indicated that the leakage rate of the cotton stalk was 5.24%, and the plucking rate was 3.75%,when the forward velocity of the machine was 0.68 m/s, the rod velocity of the deflector was 1.75 m/s, and the speed of the stalk pulling roller was 221 r/min. The optimal combination was better consistent with the predicted one in model optimization, indicating a reasonable structural design. The findings can provide a sound reference for the structural design and optimization of operation parameters in the horizontal-roller cotton stalk pulling machine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Moisture content is one of the important indicators in grain harvesting, trading, storage and processing. High moisture content will lead to a series of problems of grain such as mildew, deterioration, shortened storage time, lower transaction price and higher processing cost. With the development of precision agriculture, accurate detection of grain moisture content can also accurately assess the growing situation of crops, and then provide guidance for the next season’s crop planting. Compared with the drying method, the capacitance method and the electric resistance method, the microwave method is easy to realize the non-destructive measurement of the grain moisture content, which is an important direction of moisture content detection. In the field of on-line detection of moisture content of rice and wheat in combine harvesters, foreign related research started earlier, and enterprises have commercialized, but this technology is still in the research stage in China. Aiming at the problem that the rice-wheat combine harvester is difficult to accurately measure the moisture content of wheat and rice during harvesting operation, this paper studied a non-destructive on-line detection method of grain moisture content based on microwave reflection method, established the grain moisture content measurement model, designed a non-destructive on-line detection device for grain moisture content used on rice-wheat combine harvesters. The device used a 450 MHz microwave measurement module to measure the moisture content of rice and wheat non-destructively. The voltage conversion circuit was designed to convert microwave parameters into voltage signals, and the average filtering algorithm was used for signal filtering to reduce the impact of interference factors. Finally, the moisture content detection model of rice and wheat, which was established by the calibration experiment, was used to calculate the moisture content. The calculation result was displayed on the display in real time via CAN bus communication. Due to the insufficient installation space in rice-wheat combine harvester, the structure of the detecting device was designed and optimized, and the circuit portion and the sampling mechanism were integrated in a compact structure. Based on the above theoretical research, technology development and structural design, this paper carried out laboratory static experiments and field harvesting experiments. The laboratory static experiment used rice and wheat to illustrate the establishment process of the grain moisture content detection model: 30 groups of rice and 30 groups of wheat samples were prepared, moisture contents and voltages calibration experiment was completed, the rice and wheat moisture content detection models was established and the experimental results were analyzed. The field harvesting experiment was verified the practicability and reliability of the grain moisture content detecting device with rice as the test object. The experiment results show that the performance standard deviations of the laboratory static experiment and the field harvest experiment are 0.458 3 and 1.078 0, respectively, and the relative error are around 2.5% and 5%, respectively. Moisture content measuring range of the detection device for rice and wheat is 14%-34%, which meets the project requirements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A large amount of maize stalks are produced each year, due to the maize is serving as one of the main grain crop in China. Maize straw retention to the field after chopped is widely used in most disposal approaches. However, the currently used single shaft maize stalk chopping and retention machine can not meet the quality requirements of stalk chopping, such as too long maize stalk after chopping, and the low chopping pass rate of maize stalk, particularly when the amount of maize stalk was large, while the scarf skin of maize stalk was toughness. The shortcoming of maize stalk chopping directly determines the next seeding production, seed germination, and final crop yield. This paper aims to propose a novel chopping method, and thereby to design a double rollers type stalk chopping and retention device with different rotation speed and dynamic double support. The device mainly included the shell, supporting plate, suspension device, gearbox, transmission, chopping and collecting blade, shaft of chopping, collecting blade, blade shaft of slide-cutting supporting blade, and slide-cutting supporting blade. In operation, the chopping and collecting blade with anticlockwise rotation, firstly collected and chopped maize stalk in the field; then the maize stalk was chopped in dynamic support of side-cutting supporting blade with same rotation direction of chopping and collecting blade. A mechanical analysis of maize stalk was conducted under the effect of chopping and collecting blade, as well the slide-cutting supporting blade. The results showed that the rotation speed of chopping and collecting blade, and the slide-cutting angle of slide-cutting supporting blade were the main factors to affect the stalk chopping process. Furthermore, a motion analysis of chopping and collecting blade was carried out, including two L-type blades and a straight blade. The results revealed that the bend angle and length along the cutting-edge of L-type blade, and the rotation speed of chopping and collecting blade, were the main factors to affect the unpicking rate of maize stalk, and chopping pass rate, when the number of chopping and collecting blade and operation speed of device were fixed. In the slide-cutting supporting blade, the cutting-edge curvilinear equation was in the form of the logarithmic spiral equation. Moreover, the range of slide-cutting angle was 30º-60º, due to the slide-cutting angle can be more than frictional angle between maize stalk and slide-cutting supporting blade, according to slide-cutting principle. Importantly, the cutting edge of slide-cutting supporting blade with sawtooth was designed to increase the fraction of maize stalk and slide-cutting supporting blade. Prior to accurately coordinating between chopping and collecting blade, and side-cutting supporting blade, the rotating speed range of chopping and collecting blade was determined as 1 150 -2 500 r/min, to ensure the high stalk chopping pass rate. The rotation speed of slide-cutting supporting blade was one half that of chopping and collecting blade, to guarantee the speed of backward spread of chopped maize stalk. Simultaneously, the chopping and collecting blade, and side-cutting supporting blade, both were double helix arrangement to reduce machinery vibration, while increase machinery life. One device was installed 20 chopping and collecting blades, and 40 slide-cutting supporting blades. A quadratic rotation orthogonal combination test was used in the field research, to obtain the optimal structure parameters, where the chopping pass rate of maize stalk was set as test index. Some test factors were selected, including the cutting-edge bend angle of L-type blade (20º ≤γ≤60º), and cutting-edge length of L-type blade (30 mm ≤k≤60 mm), rotation speed of chopping and collecting blade (1200 r/min≤nY≤2 000 r/min), and slide-cutting angle of slide-cutting supporting blade (30°≤τ≤60°). The Design-Expert 8.0.6 software was applied to analyze the double factors interaction on stalk chopping pass rate, thereby to obtain the regression model between test factors and index. The primary and secondary factors that affect the maize stalk chopping pass rate were the rotation speed of chopping and collecting blade, the length of cutting-edge bend angle, the cutting-edge length of L-type blade, and the slide-cutting angle. In multiple objective optimization, the optimum ranges can be achieved, including the cutting-edge bend angle of L-type blade (41º≤γ≤57.64º), the cutting-edge length of L-type blade (41.7 mm≤k≤51.71 mm), the rotation speed of chopping and collecting blade (1 657.37 r/min≤nY≤1 889.97 r/min), and slide-cutting angle of slide-cutting supporting blade (36.55º ≤τ≤ 49.08º). In the field test, the rotation speed of chopping and collecting blade, the length of cutting-edge bend angle, and cutting-edge length of L-type blade, and slide-cutting angle were set as 1700 r/min, 40º, 45mm, and 45º, respectively. The field test results demonstrated that the maize stalk chopping pass rate was 92.58% under the optimal working parameters, while the error with the predictive value (93.96%) was less than 5%, indicating the reliable optimization of parameters. The finding can offer a sound reference to improve the chopping quality of maize stalk in the chopping and retention machine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The stem tip of vegetable sweet potato is an excellent nutritious and healthy food, which is widely used in many countries. It’s estimated that the total value of Chinese vegetable sweet potato’s market is about tens of billions of yuan, which means it has a promising future. Due to the difficulties of the long harvest period, high harvest requirement, and low mechanized level, the high cost and low efficiency in harvest is prominent. As such, it decreases the motivation of the farmers deeply. Also, the market still has a strong need for the stem tip harvester urgently. In order to fill the blanket in the mechanized harvest on stem tips of vegetable sweet potatoes in China, and to solve the current problems, in this research, we designed a stem tip harvester for vegetable sweet potatoes in combination with agronomy, which was composed of the reeling, cutting, conveying and collecting devices. It could finish cutting, conveying and collecting the stem tips for vegetable sweet potatoes every single row in one operation. In this paper, we introduced the harvester’s working theory based on analyzing the whole machine’s mechanical structure. To improve the integrity rate of stem tip, to lower the missing rate in cutting, to lower the stubble height and to improve the harvester’s working quality, we did a test on the harvester’s working parameters, using Box-Benhnken's central combination test method based on the single factor test. Three-level quadratic regression orthogonal experimental design was done through the forward speed, the reel speed and the reciprocating cutter line speed. The model of response surface was established to research and analysis the machine’s working quality due to different factors. Finally, the optimization of machine operation parameters was realized. The results showed that the prominent order in the stem tips’integrity rates was the reel speed > the reciprocating cutter line speed > the forward speed. The prominent order in the stem tips’missing rate was the forward speed > the reciprocating cutter line speed > the reel speed. The prominent order in the stem tip’s stubble height was the reel speed > the forward speed > the reciprocating cutter line speed. In 2019, the test was done in three times to verify the model’s correction in Baiba test base, Nanjing Research Institute for Agricultural Mechanization. The field test results showed the optimal working parameters were the forward speed 0.38 m/s, the reel speed 26 r/min, and the reciprocating cutter line speed 0.60 m/s. The integrity rate of stem tips was 97.10%, the missing rate was 12.11%, and the stubble height was 62.09 mm. The error was in the range of 5% compared to the theoretical optimization. Compared with the single manual picking efficiency of 0.001 hm²/h, the operating efficiency of this machine can reach 0.1 hm²/h, The operation effect of the machine was obviously improved compared with that of manual operation, better to meet the requirements of the vegetable sweet potatoes’stem tips machinery harvesting. The test research supplies a strong support and theoretical basis to the mechanical development of the harvester for vegetable sweet potatoes’stem tips. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Rice-wheat rotation area, with heavy clay soil texture, that it is wheat planting area accounts for more than 37% of the total wheat sowing area in China as one of the major grain production bases, and rice-wheat rotation is the main cropping pattern in this region. Meanwhile, because of the shortage crop stubble and more rainfall in autumn, which lead to serious wet damage during the tilling and seeding stage for this field. Currently, most of the existing no-tillage and less-tillage seeding equipment for wheat sowing in rice stubble areas were optimized and developed on the basis of traditional contact-type wheat seeding technology, which lead to adhesion and serious blockage phenomenon, as well as increasing of operating resistance and power consumption during working. Therefore, a innovative technical proposal of non-contact type pneumatic seeding technology that could avoid contacting between sowing parts and soil was introduced in this paper, which in order to solve the problems of soil adhesion, blockage, drag increment as well as poor sowing quality for wheat seeders under the condition of sticky heavy loam clay in rice-wheat rotation areas. Experiment that utilized a self-made platform for wheat pneumatic seeding was conducted, which could rip wheat seed into the soil condition of clean seed bed without straw and stubble mulching by high pressure accelerating airflow. During the pneumatic seeding experiment, keeping a certain pneumatic seeding height HG and incident angle α between the accelerating tube and topsoil surface, high-pressure gas was injected from the upper apex of the air nozzle and ejected from the bottom of it, which a stable high-speed airflow was formed in the accelerator tube (the length of the accelerator tube is 600 mm and the diameter is 10 mm). Then wheat seeds were put into the seed entrance and absorbed at a high speed under the negative air pressure of the ejector, during which the rubber sleeve could protect wheat seeds from damaging. After mixing with airflow, wheat seeds were accelerated by high-speed air flow in the accelerating tube. Finally, the wheat seeds flew out and ripped into the soil at a certain incident angle and high pneumatic seeding velocity. At the same time, high-speed photography technology was used to study the parameters of pneumatic seeding velocity, vertical velocity and pneumatic seeding depth under six levels (15°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°) of incident angles, and pneumatic seeding experiments under five different accelerating air pressures of 0.2 MPa, 0.4 MPa, 0.6 MPa, 0.8 MPa and 1 MPa for each incident angle were carried out respectively. Pneumatic seeding experimental results showed that: For pneumatic seeding in soil without straw and stubble mulching, when the incident angle increases continuously, wheat seeds can achieve higher vertical component of pneumatic seeding velocity deeper and pneumatic seeding depth at the same accelerating air pressures, the probability of horizontal slip and bounce of wheat seeds after touching soil show an decreasing trend, and pneumatic seeding depth has a positive correlation with pneumatic seeding velocity under each incident angle. Moreover, wheat seeds show various pneumatic seeding depth and soil impact effect without damage after pneumatic seeding. When the incident angles and the vertical component of pneumatic seeding velocity were more than 45° and 25 m/s respectively, wheat seeds can be completely ripped into the soil and the emergence rate is more than 86%. The best pneumatic seeding effect achieved as incident angle is 90°. In order to realize wheat vertical pneumatic seeding in field operation, the horizontal component of pneumatic seeding velocity should be equal to the operating speed of seeder and the vertical component of pneumatic seeding velocity should be greater than 25 m/s, which the seeder operating speed shows positively and negatively correlated with pneumatic seeding velocity and incident angle, respectively. The experimental results can provide basic data and technical support for the development of non-contact wheat seeding equipment in rice-wheat rotation area. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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