Optimization of Driving Trailers Transmission for Peat Transportation

Yablonev, A.L.; Gorlov, I.V.; Kozyreva, L. V.; Fomin, K.V.

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20184103001

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“…The extraction of milled peat, being a multistage process, is directly dependent on the reliability of the equipment, used in production [1,2]. Operations for harvesting and transporting peat with MTF-43 machines, being the final in the cycle of milled peat extraction and cleaning it by the scraper-bunker method, largely determine the efficiency and reliability of the entire production [3], as well, as determining the quality of the final product.…”

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Improving the Reliability of the Scraper-Bunker Peat Harvester

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Cases of failures of peat scraper-bunker harvesting machines are analyzed. It has been proven, that the main cause of failures is the stumpiness of the peat deposit. When interacting with the stump, there is a sharp increase in the load on all elements of the transmission of the machine, which leads to their temporary exit from the working state. The first element, that the stump encounters is the machine's elevator bucket. As a result of interaction, the bucket gets damaged in the form of ruptures, incipient and developed cracks. Proposals are formulated to increase the reliability of the scraperbunker peat harvester by installing a simple tracking device at work of the bucket elevator and improving the design of the elevator bucket itself. It is noted, that due to the initiation and development of cracks in the zone of welded seams, buckets must be subjected to flaw detection at least once a year, during pre-season maintenance.

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Effect of electroosmosis to reduce the adhesion of lake sapropel to the metal surfaces of the machine for lake sapropel dewatering

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Recently, there has been an increase in consumer demand for organic products, which implies the use of natural fertilizers in agriculture and food additives in animal husbandry. The moisture content of products obtained from sapropel for use in animal husbandry and agriculture should vary between 60 and 65%. But the reason for the low profitability of production for the extraction of sapropel is due to its high humidity, which can reach 92-96 %, and the complexity of removing moisture. Currently, a significant problem in the dewatering of sapropel is its sticking to metal surfaces of knives-inverters and plane-parallel plates-separators on machines for its dewatering. To solve this problem, it is proposed to use the effect of electroosmosis. In this paper, the rational parameters of the operation necessary to create the effect of electroosmosis in the intermediate attachment of processing of sapropel of the machine for sapropel dewatering are determined.

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Optimization of Driving Trailers Transmission for Peat Transportation

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Improving the Reliability of the Scraper-Bunker Peat Harvester

Improving the Reliability of the Scraper-Bunker Peat Harvester

Effect of electroosmosis to reduce the adhesion of lake sapropel to the metal surfaces of the machine for lake sapropel dewatering

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