Southwest Univ, College of Engineering and Technology
J. D. Zhao
Southwest Univ, College of Engineering and Technology, Chongqing Key Laboratory of Agricultural Equipment for Hilly and Mountainous Regions
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X.C. Liang
Abstract
The electric mini-tiller can produce extra vibration during tilling, shortening the span life of components and undermining manipulator’s body. Therefore, sensors are set in the electric motor and armrest, and field experiments under different conditions have been accomplished. Test data show that some of the vibration frequency bands of electric mini-tiller are sensitive to the human, imposing great harm on people’s health. So redesigning the electric one to lessen or cut off the vibration transmission is an urgent engineering problem.