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The Influence of Velocity and Disk Angle on the Kinematic Parameter A of Disks

William R. Gill, +2 more
- 01 Jan 1980 - 
- Vol. 23, Iss: 6, pp 1344-1348
TLDR
In this paper, the kinematic parameter A, the ratio of rotational velocity to forward velocity, of experimental disks was studied as a function of change of disk angle and disk velocity Disks with reduced back pressures rotated more rapidly than the conventional spherical disk.
Abstract
THE kinematic parameter A, the ratio of rotational velocity to forward velocity, of experimental disks was studied as a function of change of disk angle and disk velocity Disks with reduced back pressures rotated more rapidly than the conventional spherical disk The absolute velocity of a point on the edge of a rotating disk has a cosinal nature, the minimum velocity of which is at the lowest underground point of the disk

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Performance of Free Rolling and Powered Tillage Discs

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Soil compaction reduction with a modified one-way disker

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Techniques to diagnose plow and disk pans

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Dynamics of a powered disk in clay soil

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Disc angle and tilt angle effects on forces acting on a single-disc type no-till seeder opener

TL;DR: In this article, the effect of the angle of the disc on the impact of the forces on the horizontal (draft), side and vertical forces are divided into two as the disc and tilt angle.