Improving the adjustment process of the technological parameters of agricultural machines

In the process of performing technological operations, any agricultural machinery is exposed to a large number of changing factors. The result of technological operations, in most cases, is performed by an organoleptic method, which is characterized by a significant error (up to 40%) and labor input...

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Veröffentlicht in:E3S web of conferences 2020-01, Vol.175, p.5034
Hauptverfasser: Kataev, Victor, Markvo, Ilia, Khubiian, Kaprel, Zubrilina, Elena
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Zusammenfassung:In the process of performing technological operations, any agricultural machinery is exposed to a large number of changing factors. The result of technological operations, in most cases, is performed by an organoleptic method, which is characterized by a significant error (up to 40%) and labor input. Given the complexity and labor input of assessing the performance quality indicators of agricultural machines, even partial automation of this process in practice gives a tangible (tens of percent) economic effect and becomes the basis for the formation of digital agriculture. We have analyzed existing methods for monitoring the quality indicators of technological operations using the example of the grain harvesting process. In particular, the possibilities of improving the methods for monitoring the performance quality indicators of a combine harvester have been considered. The correlation between the external signs of the quality violation of the technological process (losses) and adjustable parameters has been demonstrated using the example of a combine harvester thresher. A technique for adjusting the technological settings of the combine on the basis of electronic means of grain losses control, as an element of introducing the Precision Farming technologies, has been developed.
ISSN:2267-1242
2555-0403
2267-1242
DOI:10.1051/e3sconf/202017505034