Three-body Abrasive Wear Behavior of Agricultural Plough Tool: Effect of Cryogenic Treatment and Hardfacing Technique on Plough Tool - Basavarajappa S. - Books - LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing - 9783659196225 - August 7, 2012
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Three-body Abrasive Wear Behavior of Agricultural Plough Tool: Effect of Cryogenic Treatment and Hardfacing Technique on Plough Tool

Basavarajappa S.

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Three-body Abrasive Wear Behavior of Agricultural Plough Tool: Effect of Cryogenic Treatment and Hardfacing Technique on Plough Tool

India has been known as an agricultural country. Agriculture is the backbone of Indian Economy. Agriculture support livelihoods of nearly 70 % of India?s rural population. Tillage in agricultural is one of the fundamental phases of agricultural mechanization. In tillage system, plough tool is the most important tillage component has been used in India since antiquity. It reduces the soil erosion, recurring labor, labor cost, downtime, fuel consumption to automotive and draft force. The most widely recognized function of Ploughing is seedbed preparation and seed placement. The presently using Plough tools having low abrasive wear and corrosion but good impact resistant are inactive in weed control, soil erosion, the cost and down time in replacing worn out tools are enormous and leads to low tillage efficiency. These Plough tools are common in use generally un-preferred since they lower efficiency and increase tiredness of the animal, tractor and operator. In the current project work the abrasive wear resistance of agricultural Plough tool was developed by Hardfacing technique and investigated the effect of cryogenic treatment.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released August 7, 2012
ISBN13 9783659196225
Publishers LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Pages 72
Dimensions 150 × 4 × 226 mm   ·   117 g
Language English