Investigating of compliance with agricultural technique of modular tillage machine with rotary drum-blade
2019
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In this study, it is aimed to investigate the compliance agricultural technique of modular tillage machine with rotary drum-blade. In line with this target, the penetration resistance, porosity ratio, volume weight changes and mixing ratio of stalk to soil were determined. These changes were compared to two witness tillage systems using plow + disc harrow and rototiller. The experiments were conducted in sandy-loam soil type and three different forward speeds. In addition, load analyzes were performed on the machine and design approaches were made. As a result of the evaluations, it was determined that the modular tillage machine is suitable for agricultural technique. It has been determined that the material used in machine design has more strength than required
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Cengiz Kurt
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Cengiz Kurt (Doctorate thesis). Investigating of compliance with agricultural technique of modular tillage machine with rotary drum-blade, 2019, Çukurova University.
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