Development of High-Speed Rotary Tiller (Part 2)-Outline of the Developed Tiller and Work Efficiency-

  • GOTOH Takashi
    The Japanese Society of Agricultural Machinery Crop Production Machinery and System Department, Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution Present address: Fundamental Technology Department, Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution, National Agriculture and Bio-oriented Research Organization
  • HORIO Mitsuhiro
    The Japanese Society of Agricultural Machinery Crop Production Machinery and System Department, Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution Present address: Fundamental Technology Department, Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution, National Agriculture and Bio-oriented Research Organization
  • ICHIKAWA Tomohiko
    The Japanese Society of Agricultural Machinery Crop Production Machinery and System Department, Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution Present address: Fundamental Technology Department, Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution, National Agriculture and Bio-oriented Research Organization
  • KOBAYASHI Tomoo
    The Japanese Society of Agricultural Machinery Tractor Planning Department, Research & Development Division, Yanmar Agricultural Equipment Co., Ltd. Present address: Research & Development Division, Yanmar Agricultural Equipment Co., Ltd.
  • NIO Yukio
    Tractor Planning Department, Research & Development Division, Yanmar Agricultural Equipment Co., Ltd.
  • SUDOH Takaaki
    Tractor Planning Department, Research & Development Division, Yanmar Agricultural Equipment Co., Ltd.

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  • 高速耕うんロータリの開発(第2報)―開発機の概要と作業能率―
  • コウソクコウウンロータリ ノ カイハツ ダイ2ホウ カイハツキ ノ ガイヨウ ト サギョウ ノウリツ
  • Outline of the Developed Tiller and Work Efficiency
  • 開発機の概要と作業能率

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Abstract

Based on the results of fundamental studies, we manufactured prototypes of the high-speed rotary tillers. The prototype tiller had the following features. (1) The radius of curvature and the cutting angle of the curved portion of the rotary blade were increased. (2) The lateral mounting intervals of rotary blades were increased. (3) The rear space in the cover was expanded, the rear cover was rollable, and a rake was attached to its tip. (4) Shanks were installed in front of the rotary. Tests on three paddy fields revealed that the developed tiller could work one step faster in forward speed than the conventional tiller. Therefore, work efficiency of the developed tiller was 20 to 30% higher than the conventional tiller and the specific fuel consumption of the developed tiller was 10 to 20% less than the conventional tiller.

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