Results of acceptance tests of the disk plow for tillage in agriculture

Abstract

Soil is the main natural resource for agriculture. All vital crops necessary for humanity and livestock are cultivated in it. As a result, a lot of research is being done on the creation of new technical tools and technologies for agriculture, including soil cultivation. The following years, disk plows, the working tools are in the shape of a spherical disk, have been widely used for plowing all over the world. Due to the fact that in addition to the forward movement of the working parts, the disc plows have less traction resistance than rotary plows and work without getting stuck in weeds and plant residues. In addition, disk plows are simpler in design than rotary plows, require less care and maintenance, as the cutting blades wear less and are constantly self-sharpening (due to rotation), and due to their length (compared to plow plows), disks work several times longer than plows with plowshares. The developed disc plow provides better soil compaction than a tipping plow, i.e. the number of fractions less than 50 mm in the area of its passage was 3.1-4.3 percent more, and the number of fractions more than 100 mm was 2.0-3 decreased by 6 percent.