DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF A BELT-TYPE PRECISION SEEDER WITH METERING CELLS FOR FRITILLARIA BASED ON EDEM SIMULATION
基于EDEM的皮带窝眼式平贝母精量播种机设计与试验
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-78-67
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Abstract
To address the challenges of low precision and limited mechanization in the precision seeding of field-grown Fritillaria, a belt-type precision seeder with metering cells was developed. Based on TRIZ theory, a conical–cylindrical cell with a hemispherical bottom was designed. The belt metering mechanism, driven by an electric motor, operated in coordination with a brush-type seed-retaining plate to achieve precision seeding of Fritillaria. The overall design of the machine was validated using EDEM simulation. Orthogonal experiments were conducted with forward speed, cell diameter, and seed drop height as test factors, and the seeding qualification rate as the evaluation index. The results showed that the optimal parameter combination was a forward speed of 0.88 km/h, a cell diameter of 24 mm, and a seed drop height of 75 mm. Under these conditions, the qualification rate reached 93.16%, meeting the requirements for precision seeding of Fritillaria.
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