DESIGN AND TESTING OF A FULL-DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM CONSTRAINED SEED GUIDING DEVICE FOR ORDERED SEED FLOW
有序种子流全自由度约束导种装置设计与试验
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-76-14
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Abstract
To improve the uniformity and stability of seed guidance in ordered seed flow and meet the requirements of precision sowing operations, a brush-type seed guiding device capable of constraining all degrees of freedom of the seeds was designed. Bench tests were conducted to optimize the factors affecting performance, namely the nut-bolt head spacing, the brush-to-housing gap, and the brush belt speed. Through single-factor experiments, the influence of each factor on seed guidance performance was clarified, and reasonable value ranges were determined. Combined with a response surface test, a multiple quadratic regression model was established to describe the relationship between these factors and the variation coefficients of pass rate, missed seeding rate, and seed spacing. The results show that optimal seed guidance performance is achieved when the nut-bolt head spacing is 39.15 mm, the brush-to-housing gap is 0.22 mm, and the brush belt linear velocity is 0.644 m/s. This study provides a theoretical foundation and data support for the development of precision sowing technology and its associated seed guiding devices.
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