Effects of self-healing biomimetic subsoiler on tillage resistance, wear-corrosion performance and soil disturbance morphology under different soil types
Subsoiliiig has been widely used all over the world as an important operation method of no-tillage fanning. For energy-saving and life-extension, the tillage resistance and wear-corrosion of subsoilers have attracted wide attention. In tliis study, the tillage resistance, soil disturbance, wear and...
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| description | Subsoiliiig has been widely used all over the world as an important operation method of no-tillage fanning. For energy-saving and life-extension, the tillage resistance and wear-corrosion of subsoilers have attracted wide attention. In tliis study, the tillage resistance, soil disturbance, wear and conosion of subsoiler with S-T-SK-2# biomimetic structures (S means subsoiler; T means tine; SK means shank; 2#, h/s=0.57, h=5 mm and a=45°.) and self-healing coating under two seasons, two locations with different soil properties (black loam and clay soil) and subsoiliiig speeds (2 km/h and 3.6 km/h) were investigated. The soil moisture content and compactness affected the tillage resistance and wear-corrosion. The tillage resistance and degree of corrosion on all subsoilers were much larger in clay soil than tliat in black loam soil. Compared with ST-SK-2#, the tillage reduction rate of C-S-T-SK-2# (S-T-SK-2# with self-healing coating) was up to 14.32% in clay soil under the speed of 2 km/h. The significance tests of regression equation results showed tliat subsoiler type and soil properties had a significant impact on soil disturbance coefficient, swelling of total soil layer, bulkiness of the plough pan. It is of a guiding significance for the analysis of soil disturbance. Synergism mechanism of subsoiler coupling with biomimetic structures and self-healing coating was analyzed in following. It depicted the guiding effect of biomimetic structure and the shield function of self-healing coating, resulting in anticorrosion and wear resistance of subsoiler. |
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