DESIGN AND TESTING OF ULTRASONIC GAS-LIQUID TWO-PHASE JET SUBSOILING MACHINE
超声波激振气液两相射流深松机设计及试验
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-78-49
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Abstract
To address the challenges of high tillage resistance, high energy consumption, and suboptimal subsoiling performance associated with soil compaction management and conventional subsoiling operations, this study integrates gas-liquid two-phase jet soil-breaking technology with ultrasonic vibration drag reduction technology to design and develop an ultrasonic vibration-assisted gas-liquid two-phase jet subsoiler. With a subsoiling depth of 30 cm and an operating speed of 3 km/h selected as standard test conditions, a systematic investigation of the subsoiler’s operational performance was conducted using simulation modeling, soil bin tests, and field experiments. The study examined the variations in tillage resistance, soil disturbance area, and soil porosity. Experimental results indicate that, compared with conventional mechanical subsoiling, the combined application of ultrasonic vibration and gas-liquid two-phase jet reduces tillage resistance by 17.5% and increases the soil disturbance area by 7563.3 mm2. At a soil depth of 30 cm and a horizontal width of 30 cm, the maximum increase in soil porosity reaches 0.115 mm. Comprehensive analysis demonstrates that the ultrasonic vibration-assisted gas-liquid two-phase jet subsoiling technology significantly reduces tillage resistance, enhances soil disturbance, and improves soil pore structure, thereby offering a new technological solution for low-drag, high-efficiency subsoiling operations.
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