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Productivity and Logistical Analysis of Single-Pass Stover Collection Harvest Systems
Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Conference Proceedings and Presentations
  • Keith E. Webster, Iowa State University
  • Matthew J. Darr, Iowa State University
  • Curtis P. Thoreson, Iowa State University
  • Matteo Zucchelli, University of Bologna
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Conference
2010 ASABE Annual International Meeting
Publication Date
6-1-2010
Geolocation
(40.4406248, -79.9958864)
Abstract

A modified biomass combine was used in field experiments focused on measuring the productivity of single-pass bulk harvest and single-pass bale harvest systems. These harvesting machines were outfitted with ISOBUS data loggers to track overall in-field performance data. Testing of machine productivity was conducted at .7 ton/ac (1.6 Mg/ha), 1.5 ton/ac (3.4 Mg/ha), and 2.4 ton/ac (5.4 Mg/ha) for each system. The combine was also tested in a conventional configuration to provide baseline productivity data. Testing revealed significant impacts of the harvesting system on overall machine productivity and highlight the need for additional machine development to support the collection and harvest of biomass residues and grain.

Comments

This is an ASABE Meeting Presentation, Paper No. 1008567.

Copyright Owner
American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers
Language
en
Citation Information
Keith E. Webster, Matthew J. Darr, Curtis P. Thoreson and Matteo Zucchelli. "Productivity and Logistical Analysis of Single-Pass Stover Collection Harvest Systems" Pittsburgh, PA(2010)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/matthew_darr/22/