Design, development and performance evaluation of residual crop chipping machine

Abstract

After harvesting it is customary to leave the stalks in the field as they are. Before the next cultivation season commences, these stalks get dried in the sun and are then burnt as firewood in households or burnt in the field itself. This leads to excessive pollution. These plants may be transported to various industries related to plywood, furniture, etc. where they may be put to better use. But these stalks are light in weight & high in volume. Hence it is not economical to transport them to industries for further processing. These stalks may be chipped manually and then transported, but this method is very time consuming and labor intensive. This paper is an approach to solve this problem by presenting design and development of a chipping machine. The machine provides means for quick and easy chipping of residual plant stalks thereby facilitating its transport and value addition for farmers.

Authors and Affiliations

Gautam Raj Jodh, Rajanikant Y. Mahajan, Diwesh B. Meshram, Nagnath U. Kakde

Keywords

Related Articles

Analysis and Prognosis of Cancer with Big Data Analytics

Data Standards in cancer research have been evolving considerably. Technical Standards and data administration are the requirements of Diagnosis and Prognosis with enormous challenges. Cancer, a deadly disease can be an...

slugLink Lifetime Prediction in Position-Based VANET Routing Protocol

Vehicular ad hoc network enables the vehicles to wirelessly network with other vehicles nearby without the aid of a permanent infrastructure. One of the main design constraints of vehicular ad hoc netwo...

Analysis of Different Lubricants in Gearbox Performance using Ansys

In the present paper CFD based investigation has been reported in order to study about the power losses for different gear oils in operating conditions and alternative of it. It has been observed that there is significa...

A Comparative Study of Ultimate Strength on Hollow Rectangular Filled Concrete Tube-IN-Tube Section – A Review

This paper briefly discuss about research outcomes of concrete-filled double skin rectangular columns.Hollow structural section (HSS) especially rectangular sections, are commonly used in welded steel frames where membe...

Application Of Plan-Do-Check-Act Cycle For Quality And Productivity Improvement - A Review

The PDCA Cycle is a systematic series of steps for gaining valuable learning and knowledge for the continual improvement of a product or process. PDCA is an iterative four-step quality improvement and productivity impro...

Download PDF file
  • EP ID EP22270
  • DOI -
  • Views 207
  • Downloads 4

How To Cite

Gautam Raj Jodh, Rajanikant Y. Mahajan, Diwesh B. Meshram, Nagnath U. Kakde (2016). Design, development and performance evaluation of residual crop chipping machine. International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology (IJRASET), 4(6), -. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-22270