In standard disc plow provisions are made for adjustments of disc angle and tilt angle. DISC ANGLE: The angle at which the plane of cutting edge of disc is inclined to direction of travel is called Disc Angle. It varies from 42 to 45 degree.

2014年1月1日 · Disc angles were assigned to the main plots whereas tilt angles were distributed in the subplots. Tractor forward speed was maintained at the most commonly used ploughing speed (9 km/h)....

Disc Angle is the angle which the plain of cutting edge makes with the line of travel. It is normally 42 ̊- 45̊. Reducing this angle increases the disc rotation with respect to ground speed and reduces the tendency of the plough to over cut. Increasing the disc angle improves the disc penetration.

Preliminary results indicate that optimum performance was achieved at a tractor speed of 6 km/h and disc and tilt angle of 42.5° and 25° respectively. The ridger recorded a field capacity of...

a) Disc Angle is the angle which the plain of cutting edge makes with the line of travel. It is normally 42° – 47°. Reducing this angle increases the disc rotation with respect to ground speed and reduces the tendency of the plough to over cut. Increasing the disc angle improves the disc penetration. 2. Width of cut adjustment

Disc angle: It is the angle at which the plane of the cutting edge of the disc is inclined to the direction of travel . Usually the disc angle of good plough varies between 42° to 45°. Tilt angle: It is the angle at which the plane of the cutting edge of the disc is inclined to a vertical line.

Disc Angle is the angle which the plane of the cutting edge makes with the line of travel. It is normally 42°-45°. Reducing this angle increases the disc rotation with respect to ground speed and reduces the tendency of the plow to over cut. Increasing the …

The disk angles are 16° for the front gang and 22° for the rear gang. If L/V is 0.9 for the front gang and 1.2 for the rear gang and the respective S/V ratio is 0.7

Disc angles were assigned to the main plots whereas tilt angles were distributed in the subplots. Tractor forward speed was maintained at the most commonly used ploughing speed (9 km/h). Effective field capacity was increased by 16% with the decrease of disc angle, while the width of cut, was decreased by 15%.

In the DP, two angles (tilt and disc) affect tractor performance and ploughing quality. This research was conducted at the Demonstration Farm of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Khartoum to study the effect of two disc angles (43o and 45o) and three tilt angles (15 o, 20o and 25o) on tractor effective field capacity, rear wheel slippage…