JUSTIFICATION OF THE FORM OF THE WORKING SURFACE OF THE SEALING PART OF THE EQUALIZER OF THE DEVICE FOR PRE-SEEDING PREPARATION OF THE SOIL
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https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/93MC4Keywords:
form, equalizer (leveler), soil particles, sliding, sealing, working surface, integrative function, installation angle.Abstract
The article proposes a theoretical calculation for determining the form for the working surface of the of the sealing part of the leveling working body (equalizer) of the device for preparing the soil for sowing. It has been found that the form/shape of the working surface of the sealing part of the leveling working body depends on the minimum time of sliding of soil particles over the working surface of the sealing part of the leveling device. A mathematical calculation method was employed to calculate the shape of the working surface of the sealing part of the leveling working body of the unit (device).
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