EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THRESHING POWER CONSUMPTION OF AN AXIAL-FLOW THRESHING DEVICE WITH ADJUSTABLE THRESHING INTENSITY
脱粒力度可调式轴流脱粒装置脱粒功耗试验研究
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-79-34
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Abstract
To address the high power consumption, limited load adaptability, and inadequate parameter matching of conventional axial-flow threshing devices, power-consumption tests were conducted on an axial-flow threshing device with adjustable threshing intensity using rice as the test material. The tests examined different threshing-intensity modes, separating-screen types, and operating parameters. The effects of these factors on no-load power consumption, effective power consumption, total power consumption, and mechanical efficiency were analyzed. The results showed that total power consumption was minimized when the threshing-intensity adjustment plates were fully open and the rectangular-hole separating screen was used. Total power consumption increased with increasing drum speed, deflector angle, and feed rate, but decreased with increasing concave clearance. Mechanical efficiency initially remained stable and then decreased as drum speed increased, whereas it increased with increasing deflector angle and feed rate. The specific threshing power consumption, expressed per unit feed rate, ranged from 4.4 to 5.2 kW/(kg/s). It increased with increasing drum speed, deflector angle, and feed rate, and decreased with increasing concave clearance. This study provides a reference for reducing power consumption and optimizing parameter matching in axial-flow threshing devices with adjustable threshing intensity.
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