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The paper explores the feasibility of substituting steel working bodies with polymer ones in soil-cultivating units. (Research purpose) The research aims to investigate how the friction parameters of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS plastic) are affected by variations in absolute soil moisture and speed of the unit during the interaction of its working body with loamy soil. (Materials and methods) A laboratory unit was developed to examine the friction characteristics of the polymer in contact with loamy soil. The study measures the friction and adhesion properties by altering the absolute moisture of loamy soil. (Results and discussion) Graphs were constructed to illustrate the relationship between of the friction parameters of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS plastic) on absolute soil moisture. It was determined that at absolute soil moistures of 18, 20 and 26 percent, the friction coefficients of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene are 0.45, 0.5 and 0.6, respectively. The adhesion values were recorded at 100, 145 and 700 pascals for absolute soil moistures of 18, 20 and 28 percent, respectively. A decrease in both friction and adhesion was observed when the soil moisture reached between 26% and 28%. (Conclusions) The friction properties of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS plastic) are lower than those of steel, yet significantly higher than those of fluoroplastic. Further research in this area is expected to significantly increase the effi ciency of selecting materials for the manufacturing of working parts in soil-cultivating units, while also reducing energy costs.

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The paper discusses the existing approaches to the use of point and cable sensors to control leaks and humidity. The principal disadvantages of monitoring systems based on them are shown: when detecting leaks, there is a delay in the response time due to the condition of fluid accumulation around the sensors; when controlling the humidity of extended environments, it becomes necessary to install a large number of point sensors with individual switching channels; there is no universal sensor for monitoring leaks and humidity. An alternative solution is proposed - a sorption cable sensor with a large sensitivity range, which, as a leak detector, can be placed anywhere in 3D space where leakage is most likely, and as a linear humidity sensor, it can replace point sensors in an extended control zone. The research results of the developed cable sensors confirm their high sensitivity, speed and relaxation ability to recover (dry) after leaking. The areas of application considered in the article, examples of the implementation of a sorption cable sensor in a system for monitoring leaks and air humidity of computing nodes with liquid cooling of Russian supercomputers testify to the high efficiency and development potential. Based on sorption cable sensors, it is possible to build effective systems for early detection of leaks by the first signs of their manifestation, environmental humidity control systems and universal leakage control systems, steam breakthroughs and the level of relative humidity. Reducing the time for detecting leaks and steam breakthroughs will allow taking preventive measures to prevent the development of damage, and the use of cable humidity sensors instead of distributed point sensors will dramatically reduce the cost of organizing humidity monitoring of extended environments.

Introduction. Threshing is a multifactorial process which is affected, in particular, by the feedrate of the crop, the specific weight of the threshed grain and return, separation rates, weediness and moisture of the crop. From this point of view, the issues of optimizing the profile of the transporter cut, which allows for threshing and separation with the least effort, are also relevant. It was also experimentally established that the threshing process is affected by the volume of grain material delivered per second (second feed) and the unit velocity.Materials and Methods. The studies were conducted on a test bench equipped with a threshing-separating device in the form of a single-cavity hyperboloid. When performing the work, the width of the drum was divided into three zones, and the length – into five cells. Wheat grain, obtained through threshing and separation in each zone and cell, came to individual containers. Straw was collected separately. Then, the grain and straw were weighed. The resulting data was processed by statistical and mathematical methods.Research Results. The lengths of each cell were calculated based on the ratio of the total separation and the amount of grain mass per unit length. The lengths of each cell were calculated depending on changes in humidity. Indicators of the ratio between mass humidity and cell length are presented in the form of a table. By the given table values for different moisture levels of the grain mass, graphs were constructed, each of which was described by a mathematical model considering the drum length and width. An averaged cut profile is presented for the treated plant mass with humidity of 8%, 12%, 16%, 20%, and 24%.Discussion and Conclusions. Analysis of the data in this paper and earlier ones provides the comparison of the graphic expression of the dependences of the transporter cut profile on the second volume and humidity of the grain mass entering it. It has been established that the cut profile curves are identical along the entire length of the drum. The confidence factor is close to 1, which indicates the accuracy of the model. The identity of the averaged cut profiles is obviously dependent on moisture of the plant mass and on the second feed.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of tons of fruits and vegetables are supplied to the territory of the Russian Federation by exporting producers from different countries. During transportation and storage, the supplied fruits and vegetables undergo various physical and biochemical changes, leading to weight loss and changes in quality indicators. Loss of moisture during transportation is one of the main causes of damage to fruits and vegetables. The relevance of the research topic is determined by the need to minimize the loss of mass and moisture of exotic fruits during transportation and storage in warehouse conditions.Objective: to establish the rates of loss of 10 samples of exotic fruits. The samples included Thai pineapple, Thai watermelon, guava, cantaloupe melon, carambola, Thai mango, papaya of Holland variety, green papaya, passionflower (passion fruit, pitaya). The fruits were transported by air from Thailand (Bangkok) to Krasnoyarsk. The flight duration was 8 hours, flight altitude – 10,000 m. The storage conditions were as follows: temperature – 5–8°C, humidity – 47%, storage time – 10 days in winter period. The paper presents the results obtained for the dynamics of mass and humidity during transportation by air of samples of exotic fruits and during storage in warehouse conditions. It was established that the loss of mass and moisture of exotic fruits in the process of transportation and storage occurred in all samples. The highest percentage of weight loss was observed in Thai mango and amounted to 2.93%. The greatest loss of moisture during storage in warehouses was observed in Thai watermelon (3.5%), the smallest – in Thai pineapple (0.5%). The largest weight loss was set for guava (4.6%), the smallest – for Thai watermelon (0.5%).

The first part of the article presents the history of creating quantitative NMR analyzers of oil content and humidity of oil crop seeds and their by-products. The developed NMR analyzers differ from similar devices in the availability of metrological support (reference materials (RMs) of approved type) and an extended range of moisture measurement (5–20)%. The main metrological characteristics of the developed NMR analyzer are given. The second part of the article deals with problems solved in the process of carrying out the scientific research work on the development of metrological support for quantitative NMR analyzers. Based on the tasks set, the most optimal substances imitating oil and water components contained in the oil crops and their by-products were selected. The imitation substances in question provide long-term stability of the developed RMs, erewhile being chemically inert to each other, environmentally safe? and allowing an imitation of oil and water in oil crops and their by-products. Organosilicon fluids with (35–40) ms and (95–130) spin-spin relaxation times of protons ms are proposed as an oil imitator. To imitate water, a one-component self-vulcanizing organosilicon compound, which is applied to paper strips with a thin coat, is used in the developed type-approved RMs. In conclusion, the article presents perspective directions of developing RMs of mass fraction imitators of typical fatty acids in the oil of oil crops (sunflower, linseed, and rapeseed).

Introduction. The paper discusses the problem of an uneven flow of the grain mass to the threshing which leads to the increased grain loss under the grain-harvesting process. The study purpose is to identify patterns of the effect of changing the second flow threshing both on the length of the drum, and on its width. This is resulting in the possibility of obtaining graphs of the optimal slice profile of the conveying device which ensures an even flow of the grain mass at the initial stages of threshing. Materials and Methods. Our research is aimed at obtaining high qualitative indicators of the threshing process by the separating device. Studies on the equal-dimensional distribution of the grain mass under the threshing process by the tangential-axial separating device in the zones depending on the change in the second feed value are provided. Obtaining qualitative indicators of the thrashing was achieved through the slice profile optimization. The experimental data whose processing gave the opportunity to determine the optimal slice profile were used. Research Results. The experimental results have provided background for graph plotting of the transporter cut profile on a variety of quantities of the used feed (4-12 kg/s). The resulting equations of these lines are obtained. The averaged slice profile for the entire group of curves on the grain mass feed value is developed. Discussion and Conclusions. The studies of the transporter slice profiles on the second feed value have led to the derivation of the cut curve equation for the uniform grain mass flow to the threshing. The validity approximation coefficient has shown high levels of the approximation accuracy.

This paper documents a basic quality measurement in an automotive light industry. The experiment is based on a verification of reflective aluminium layer resistance against 100% humidity and higher temperature. This simulates the lifetime of a headlight on vehicle. The goal of this test is to prove that the reflective aluminium layer is able to resist to this environment without any changes in its structure. If any change occurs, the modification of production process will be needed.