2020
DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/202019301042
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Results of research of working bodies with increased reliability of tillage and sowing machines

Abstract: The results of research on the influence of wear-resistant hardening surfacing on bionically justified parameters on the efficiency, durability and traction resistance of cultivator hoes and hoe coulters are presented. The economic efficiency of the proposed method of strengthening the hoe working bodies is determined.

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“…Authors [25] state and confirm with their research that significantly less wear of samples is subjected to hardening and boronization compared to steel in the normalized state, which proves the justification of these treatments as protection against wear of parts of agricultural machinery. The obtained research results are confirmed by [26] with the hypothesis of a positive effect of strengthening (pointed) cultivator hoes with wearresistant coating. In the process of work, the protected blades of hoes "in segments" get an oblong shape, and the wear of their blade wings is reduced by 32%, and the front part by 70%.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…Authors [25] state and confirm with their research that significantly less wear of samples is subjected to hardening and boronization compared to steel in the normalized state, which proves the justification of these treatments as protection against wear of parts of agricultural machinery. The obtained research results are confirmed by [26] with the hypothesis of a positive effect of strengthening (pointed) cultivator hoes with wearresistant coating. In the process of work, the protected blades of hoes "in segments" get an oblong shape, and the wear of their blade wings is reduced by 32%, and the front part by 70%.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…The studies by L. Babitskiy et al (2020) and Ch. are devoted to the investigation of the process of wear of the blades of cultivator tine blades under various types of strengthening and their influence on changes in the traction resistance of a tillage unit.…”
Section: S Pylypaka Et Almentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The studies by L. Babitskiy et al (2020) and Ch. are devoted to the investigation of the process of wear of the blades of cultivator tine blades under various types of strengthening and their influence on changes in the traction resistance of a tillage unit.…”
Section: S Pylypaka Et Almentioning
confidence: 95%