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Technologies and technical equipment for agriculture and food industry

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Volume 68 / No. 3 / 2022

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SIMULATION AND DESIGN ON AIRFLOW DISTRIBUTION CHAMBER OF PNEUMATIC SEED METERING DEVICE

气力输送式排种器流场模拟与气流分配室结构设计

DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-68-22

Authors

(*) Zuoli FU

Northwest A&F University College of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering

Guichuan LI

Northwest A&F University College of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering

Yuxiang HUANG

Northwest A&F University College of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering

Ruixiang ZHU

Northwest A&F University College of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering

Zhiqi ZHENG

Northwest A&F University College of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering

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Abstract

The pneumatic conveying metering technology is used to enhance the filling and clearing capacity of the seed metering device by forming a rotary air flow field inside the airflow distribution. The simulation test results show that the increase of the number of fan blades, the velocity of flow field at different outlets of the seed cleaning area decreases linearly, but the average velocity basically remains unchanged. The flow field velocity in the seed filling area decreased significantly with the increase of fan angle, and the difference between seed filling area and clearing area remains unchanged. When the blade angles in the filling area are the same, the fan blades size has no effect in flow field velocity.

Abstract in Chinese

提出气力输送式排种技术,在排种器内形成旋转气流,增强吸种和清种能力,设计了一种以气流分配室为核心的风送式排种器。主要工作包括:对气力输送式排种器的结构和工作原理进行了阐述,开展了气流分配室内流体的动力学分析,利用计算流体力学软件(CFD)对气流分配室内流场进行模拟分析并优化结构参数,通过自制的试验装置,以不同数量和排列形式的扇叶结构作为试验因素,以吸、清种区型孔风速为测试指标开展了气流分配室性能试验研究,试验结果表明随着气流分配室中扇叶数量的增加(7叶-10叶)清种区的平均速度呈线性下降趋势,清种区的平均速度保持不变;冲种区速度随着扇叶角度的增加而明显降低,但是冲种区与清种区平均速度差不变,当冲种区扇叶角度一直时,速度与扇叶大小无关。设计的气流分配室能够弄过优化结构参数实现气流在冲种区和排种器的速度需求,是为风送式排种器的选择提供条件,进而为小籽粒作物精量播种提供技术和装备支持。

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