DESIGN AND EXPERIMENT OF A SMALL SELF-PROPELLED LIQUID FERTILIZER INJECTOR
小型自走式液肥注射机设计与试验
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-79-53
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To address the problems of conventional liquid fertilizer deep-application devices, including complex structure, large machine size, and low operating efficiency, a compact liquid fertilizer deep-application device driven by a crank-slider mechanism was developed. In view of the operational requirements of precision deep fertilization in hilly and mountainous regions and small-plot farmland, a narrow-track chassis was designed through driving analysis and structural optimization to improve machine passability and terrain adaptability. Based on the soil-penetration mechanical model of the fertilization needle and optimization of the crank-slider mechanism, an angle-adjustable fertilization unit was proposed to ensure stable and efficient soil penetration. An internal flow-field simulation model of the fertilization needle was established using Fluent. Taking the fertilizer amount per application as the evaluation index, fertilization time, fertilization pressure, and the number of outlet holes were selected as test factors for a three-factor and three-level response surface experiment. Field tests showed stable operation, controllable fertilization depth, and an average fertilization deviation of less than 5%. These results provide a reference for the design and application of precision liquid fertilizer deep-application equipment in hilly and mountainous areas.
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