2018
DOI: 10.15507/0236-2910.028.201801.008-023
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Application of Inertial Navigation for Determining the Slippage of Agricultural Tractors

Abstract: Introduction. The article substantiates the necessity of determining the slippage of the tractor wheels during testing. The principle of operation and design of the sensors used to determine the slippage of the driving wheel in the testing of tractors and agricultural machines are considered; design features and characteristics of common shunting sensors based on a rotating disk with slots through a fixed angle are noted. The authors analized advantages and key disadvantages of existing sensors, such as the co… Show more

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“…You can enter the system from a desktop computer, laptop, tablet or mobile phone. The information operated by the system is available for viewing and analysis both in real time and in the form of reports [9,10]. Some of these telemetry and agricultural equipment monitoring systems are shown in Table 1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…You can enter the system from a desktop computer, laptop, tablet or mobile phone. The information operated by the system is available for viewing and analysis both in real time and in the form of reports [9,10]. Some of these telemetry and agricultural equipment monitoring systems are shown in Table 1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Experimental studies of a new method for determining slippage were carried out when peeling sunflower stubble (second pass) with a KDK-9 disc harrow in an aggregate with a K-700A tractor (figure 1). Tires 28,1R26 were installed on the tractor, the work was carried out in the III range of the 2nd gear IP-291 wireless slip sensors [9][10] were used to determine the number of revolutions of the tractor drive wheels according to ISO 789-9, and the single-frequency IP-298 GNSS receiver module (position 1 in figure 2) and an antenna were used to determine the actual speed GPS-GLONASS (position 2 in figure 2).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%