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DOI: Justification Of The Cinematic Parameters Of The Oscillating Lattice Of Potato Harvesters
Nabijon Gulamovich Bayboboev , Doctor Of Technical Sciences, Professor, Department "Transport Logistics", Namangan Engineering-Construction Institute, Uzbekistan Umidjon Gulomjonovich Goyipov , Senior Teacher, Department “Information And Information Technology”, Namangan Engineering-Construction Institute, Uzbekistan Ahror Aminjon o'g'li Tursunov , Assistant Teacher, Department Of “Technological Machines And Equipments”, Namangan Institute Of Engineering Technology, Uzbekistan Xayrullo Xolmirzayevich Nishonov , Teacher, Department "Transport Logistics", Namangan Engineering-Construction Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
The paper theoretically explores the work of a fluctuating potato harvester grate to separate the soil
from the potato tubers using vertical oscillations in the separation of potato tubers. A link has been
established between the flying phase and the tuber rip phase of the potatoes for the planes, which
are horizontal with vertical oscillations and inclined with fluctuations at a certain angle. The altitude
of the particles and the rate of the impact thereof with the oscillating plane are considered, which
made it possible to determine the optimal parameters and kinematic modes of the separating
working organs of the potato combine combine.
Keywords
Potato harvester,, silo
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