Title of article :
PERFORMANCE AND EVALUATION OF DISC TILLAGE TOOL FORCES ACTING ON STRAW INCORPORATION SOIL
Author/Authors :
Mari, Irshad Ali Nanjing Agricultural University - College of Engineering, China , Chandio, Farman Ali Sindh Agriculture University - Faculty of Agricultural Engineering - Department of Farm Power and Machinery, Pakistan , Chandio, Farman Ali Nanjing Agricultural University - College of Engineering, China , Changying, Ji Nanjing Agricultural University - College of Engineering, China , Arslan, Chaudhry University of Agriculture - Department of Structures and Environmental Engineering, Pakistan , Arslan, Chaudhry Nanjing Agricultural University - College of Engineering, China , Sattar, Asma Nanjing Agricultural University - College of Engineering, China , Tagar, Ahmed Ali Nanjing Agricultural University - College of Engineering, China , Tagar, Ahmed Ali Sindh Agriculture University - Faculty of Agricultural Engineering - Department of Farm Power and Machinery, Pakistan , Huimin, Fang Nanjing Agricultural University - College of Engineering, China
From page :
855
To page :
860
Abstract :
Straw cover protects soil from erosion caused by wind and water. For this purpose, small amount of straw is needed be incorporation into soil. Tillage was done by disc in a soil-bin filled with paddy field soil with straw cover (100 g.m^-2) at three speeds and depths to study forces acting on disc, burial straw rate of different lengths of straw (7,13, and 19 cm), soil disturbance and change in bulk density. Results showed draft, vertical and side forces of the disc increased from 533 to 1236, 243 to 632, and 418 to 1063 N. Disc tillage tool brought 47 to 86% of the straw buried in the 0-15 cm layer having smallest straw length (7cm) share of 39 % as maximum. Further soil bulk density was improved from 8.5 to 26.9 % as depth and speed was increased. Moreover, soil disturbance area was highest at 15 cm while lowest at 5 cm. Forces of disc, burial straw, soil disturbance area and bulk density were highly significantly (p 0.05) at higher speed and depth. Present research indicated that powered disc has provided constant and horizontal flow of furrow wedge to the side with more soil disturbed area.
Keywords :
Disc tillage tool , transducer , burial straw rate , soil disturbance area and soil bulk density
Journal title :
Pakistan Journal Of Agricultural Sciences
Journal title :
Pakistan Journal Of Agricultural Sciences
Record number :
2642692
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