Abstract

The purpose of the article was to find out the effect of the capacity of body machines for applying solid organic fertilizers on the power to drive the working bodies of these machines from the power take-off shaft of the tractor. The research methodology was based on the analysis of existing body machines for the application of solid organic fertilizers using information from manufacturers in the former Soviet Union and modern Ukraine. The generalization of the obtained information was carried out on the basis of correlation-regression analysis and with the use of standard computer programs the relative power was defined as the ratio of power consumption to machine capacity. The scope of variation of machine capacity, consumption and relative power to drive the working bodies of the studied mechanization is determined, the arithmetic mean, standard deviation and coefficients of variation of factorial and performance characteristics are calculated. The correlation coefficients between power consumption and relative power and machine capacity have positive values of 0.556 and 0.668, respectively. The correlation between power consumption and relative capacity per capacity is 0.636 and 0.875, respectively. A nonlinear relationship is possible from the analysis of the values of correlation coefficients and correlation relations between the studied performance and factorial features. The alignment of experimental values of consumption and calculated-experimental values of relative power depending on the capacity of machines for rectilinear and curvilinear functions with the calculation of R2-coefficient showed a change in consumption and relative power depending on capacity by equations of increasing exponent and decreasing hyperbole. With an increase in throughput of more than 16 kg / s, the rate of decrease in relative power slows down significantly.

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