Optimization Design on Covering-Soil Machine for Grape Vines

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Aiming at the problem of the fracture and damage of key parts of covering-soil machine for grape vines, on the basis of structure design and test study of the existing small covering-soil machine for grape vines,its key components were analyzed and optimized by using computer-aided software ANSYS,and the problems of structure design existing covering-soil machine for grape vines were found,in the end, the structure of the machine with high-performance was attained through optimizing. This study can provide theoretical basis for this kinds of machine production.

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February 2014

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