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Technologies and technical equipment for agriculture and food industry
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Volume 78 / No. 1 / 2026
Pages : 83-93
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ELECTROOSMOTIC INTERFACIAL ADHESION FORCES BETWEEN UNSATURATED SOIL AND METALS
基于电渗的非饱和土壤与金属界面粘附力研究
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-78-06
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Soil adhesion markedly increases operational resistance, diminishes efficiency, and elevates energy consumption in the soil contact components of agricultural machinery. This study introduces a method for reducing adhesion and facilitating detachment through electroosmosis, while also examining its effects on energy consumption via pull-out and slip tests. The results indicate that electroosmosis generates a water film at the metal interface, which significantly decreases the interfacial adhesion force. At 60V and a soil moisture content of 30%, the pull-out force is reduced by 21.48N, and the slip angle decreases by 55.8°. Compared to traditional methods, electroosmosis not only lowers energy consumption but also effectively mitigates wear and maintenance costs.
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