OPTIMIZATION-BASED CALIBRATION OF SOYBEAN SEED DISCRETE ELEMENT PARAMETERS VIA RSM AND GA-BP-GA
基于RSM和GA-BP-GA优化大豆种子仿真参数标定
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-78-90
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To improve the accuracy and stability of discrete element method (DEM) parameter calibration for soybean seeds under sowing conditions, a soybean seed DEM model was developed in EDEM based on the intrinsic mechanical properties of seeds at sowing-stage moisture content, and contact parameter calibration between seeds and the seed metering device was conducted. Free-fall collision, inclined-plane sliding, and rolling tests were performed to determine the initial ranges of contact parameters between soybean seeds and Somos8000 resin as well as stainless steel. The experimentally measured angle of repose (23.02°) was used as the response variable. Key factors were screened using a steepest ascent test, and parameter optimization was carried out by combining response surface methodology (RSM) with a GA-BP-GA optimization framework. The results showed that the optimal parameter combination consisted of a coefficient of restitution of 0.27, a static friction coefficient of 0.23, and a rolling friction coefficient of 0.056, yielding a simulated angle of repose of 22.35° with a relative error of 2.91%, which was lower than that obtained by RSM (4.39%). Bench tests further confirmed the reliability of the model and calibrated parameters.
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