DESIGN AND RESEARCH ON THE TRIGGERING MECHANISM OF ROPE FEEDING IN REED BALING DEVICE
芦苇打捆装置触发送绳机构的设计和研究
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-76-80
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Abstract
To enhance the efficiency and quality of whole-stalk reed harvesting and baling, and to address issues such as low efficiency, high susceptibility to reed damage, and high fragmentation rates associated with manual baling, this study focuses on a critical component of the reed baling device: the design and optimization of a trigger rope-feeding mechanism. This mechanism comprises a triggering mechanism and a rope-feeding mechanism. The triggering mechanism employs a combination of a rocker-slider mechanism and springs to achieve reliable triggering and resetting of the baling action. The rope-feeding mechanism utilizes a crank-rocker mechanism to drive the rope-feeding needle, completing tasks such as rope delivery, knotting initiation, and reed compression to enhance bale compactness. A 3D model of the mechanism was established using SolidWorks, and kinematic simulation and parameter optimization were performed using ADAMS. The key parameter combinations for the trigger mechanism rocker length of 100 mm, connecting rod length of 30 mm, offset distance of 90 mm, and the rope feeding mechanism crank length of 160 mm, rocker length of 175 mm, and connecting rod length of 630 mm were determined. Based on the optimization results, orthogonal experiments were conducted with rope type, operating speed, and pre-tightening force as factors. The results indicate that the optimal parameter combination is nylon rope, operating speed of 90 r/min, and pre-tightening force of 123N. Experimental analysis revealed that operating speed has the most significant impact on productivity, pre-tightening force is the dominant factor influencing the damage rate, and rope type primarily affects the bale forming rate. Bench tests verified that this trigger rope-feeding mechanism effectively enables low-damage, high-efficiency reed baling, significantly improving bale density and operational efficiency, providing new technical insights for the development of reed baling devices.
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