Intelligent Technologies and Robotic Means in Agricultural Production

Izmailov, Andrey Yu.

doi:10.1134/s1019331619020072

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“…In fact, agrocenoses, implemented by zonal crop rotations or operations of technological services in agricultural organizations, Agricultural Product Companies (APCs), and peasant farms as the most laborintensive institutions with large volumes of production, directly set the agrotechnological structure of MTA, the derivatives of which are MPUs of di erent classes [10,14,15].…”

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“…Operations on these volumes of work set the technical structure of the MPUs of the three classes we are developing, namely 3, 5-6, and 8, which are the main machines that \make" the harvest [10]. In Figure 1, the general layout of MPU-3200 of class 3 with power of 184 kW in wheel (a) and caterpillar (b) variants by the use of a replaceable running gear is shown.…”

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“…However, it is inevitably achieved by considering and preserving all technological properties of the tractors of the fourth generation to retain the fundamental properties of modern tractors. Di erent generations of machines are distinguished based on their classes of thrust and, correspondingly, massenergy characteristics [9,10]. Therefore, the fth generation of MPUs can con dently be aggregated with the same tools and machines as those of the fourth generation of tractors, but with various functional or multifunctional MTAs.…”

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Agricultural tractors of the fifth generation

Lipkovich

Nesmiyan

Nikitchenko³

et al. 2018

Scientia Iranica

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In this study, the problem of substantiation of Mobile Power Units (MPUs)tractors for agriculture of the fth generation{is described. The aim is to analyze agricultural tractors of the fth generation. Technogenic interaction of MPUs with production processes in agro-ecosystems of grain production in the zonal conditions of arid agriculture in Southern Russia is described. Proposals for new MPUs are developed and the technological structures of machine aggregates based on the MPUs of the fth generation of classes 3, 5{6 and 8, to determine their technical schemes, are determined. Analytical models are provided for calculating the power characteristics of MPUs of the mentioned classes in deterministic and stochastic modes in relation to the most energyintensive operations with de nitions of the mathematical expectations of Machine-Tractor Aggregate (MTA) power and performance. E ectiveness of MTAs is analyzed for the new MPUs based upon on the criterion of the time spent on cultivating crop rotations for classes 2 and 5{6 in wheeled and caterpillar performances and they are applied to the new generation of Machine-Tractor Station (MTS) of the technological services type. A comparison is carried out for the same sites with MTAs using the fourth-generation tractors. It will be observed that the time costs are reduced by 1.4{1.5 times and for the MPU of class 8, the reduction is up to 2.3 times.

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Agricultural tractors of the fifth generation

Lipkovich

Nesmiyan

Nikitchenko³

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Scientia Iranica

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“…In rural areas with low levels of digital infrastructure, it makes up for other facilities [ 13 ]. With the support of basic digital earth work and technology support systems, digital agriculture builds an information network through software development and hardware integration, for practical application in various fields such as detection, transmission and storage of information, artificial intelligence and cloud technology, as well as the management decision-making based on robot technology [ 14 ]. This plays a positive role in the optimization of agricultural production process [ 15 ], the improvement of management systems [ 16 ] and the expansion of product sales channels [ 17 ], environmental protection [ 12 ], sustainable development and knowledge dissemination.…”

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The Impact Mechanism and Spillover Effect of Digital Rural Construction on the Efficiency of Green Transformation for Cultivated Land Use in China

Tang

Chen²

2022

IJERPH

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Under the context of digital economy, agricultural production will be promoted by implementing the strategy of digital rural construction and giving full play to the role of digital factor productivity. This study systematically explains the mechanism of how digital rural construction affects the efficiency of green transformation for cultivated land use. The panel data of 30 provinces in China from 2011 to 2020 are analyzed through two-way fixed effect, spatial Dubin model and other methods, so as to better understand the impact of digital rural construction on the efficiency of green transformation for cultivated land use and its spillover effect. It is discovered in the study that digital rural construction is effective in enhancing the efficiency of green transformation for regional cultivated land use, and that this promoting effect stands multiple robustness tests. According to the heterogeneity analysis, the promoting effect of digital rural construction is more significant in the eastern region and among the samples with high green transformation efficiency of cultivated land use. In addition to improving the efficiency of green transformation for cultivated land use in the region, digital rural construction can also produce a positive spatial spillover effect to a significant extent. On this basis, the targeted policy recommendations are made in this paper. The first one is to improve the efficiency of green transformation for cultivated land use by accelerating the process of digital rural construction. The second one is to pay close attention to the differences in the process of digital rural construction. The third one is to better understand the “welfare sharing” characteristics of digital rural construction. The last one is to establish a mechanism of regional cooperation.

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“…Wide opportunities for the development of such equipment are provided by the use of specialized software tools. As a result, the use of microwave fields will reduce the cost of heat treatment by 15-20%, depending on the process and the type of material being processed [1][2][3][4]. To provide the required parameters applicable to the drying equipment, it is necessary to provide uniform heating of the processed material by the volume of the pipeline.…”

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Studying of the dielectric loss factor of grain by indirect method

Budnikov

Vasilev

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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Significant losses of grain crops at various stages of cultivation, harvesting, post-harvest processing and storage dictate the need to technologies and equipment for these processes. Currently, one of the most promising directions in the field of heat treatment of grain is the use of combined influence methods with the use of electrophysical effects. The purpose of this work is to develop and test a method for measuring the dielectric loss factor by an indirect method, which makes it possible to control the humidity of grain material exposed to microwave. The paper presents the equipment and the design of the experimental installation. The results of the experiment were subjected to regression analysis. The results of experimental studies and dependencies can be used for modelling microwave effects on agricultural bulk materials in electromagnetic modelling software, such as CST Studio.

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Intelligent Technologies and Robotic Means in Agricultural Production

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Agricultural tractors of the fifth generation

Agricultural tractors of the fifth generation

The Impact Mechanism and Spillover Effect of Digital Rural Construction on the Efficiency of Green Transformation for Cultivated Land Use in China

Studying of the dielectric loss factor of grain by indirect method

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