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ORIGINAL PAPER
Theoretical investigation of the process of digging roots vibration method
Journal of Research and Applications in Agricultural Engineering 2011;56(3):147-151
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A new mathematical model is developed which describes the process of direct sugar beet extraction from soil, carried out by interaction of the vertical impact force and the tractive effort, which are transmitted to the root crop from the vibratory digging tool. Sets of differential equations have been obtained the solution of which enables to determine the law of the root crop movement during their direct vibrational extraction.
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Bulgakov V.M., Holovach I.V.: About Forced Lateral Oscillations of a Root Crop Body at Vibrating Digging Up. Bulletin of Kharkiv National Technical University of Agriculture, Vol. 39, KhNTU, Kharkiv, Ukraine, 2005, pp 23-39. (in Ukrainian).
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Augkopības mašīnas. /G. Godmanis, S. Ivanovs, J. Palabinskis, U. Pinnis, K. Vartukapteinis, D. Viesturs/. Jelgava: LLU, 2008, 496 lpp.
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