Japanese Journal of Farm Work Research
Online ISSN : 1883-2261
Print ISSN : 0389-1763
ISSN-L : 0389-1763
The Analysis of Work Efficiency on Farm-road-turning Large-scale Field
3. The Studies of Possibility to Rise Work Efficiency at Harvesting Work of Rice
Kazuhiro MATSUMORIChiyuki TOGASHI
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1999 Volume 34 Issue 2 Pages 103-111

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To study the possibility of rising work efficiency of rice harvesting work by introducing farm-road-turning form (use farm road for turning=F. R. T.), the working time was compared with standard-turning form (turning in the field=S. T.). The working strokes used for this comparision had been admitted at field investigation. And to study the effective way of farm land consolidation, the total turning time of F. R. T. simulated by the different working stroke was also compared with S. T. The results are as follows;
1) The average turning time at head land work (t2′) of F. R. T. is shorter than that time (t2) of S. T. as t2 includes the threshing time of beforehand harvested rice. So, to make short the total turning time of F. R. T, the average turning time of return works (t1′) of F. R. T. must be shorter than {4n/(a-1+2m)}(t2-t2′)+t1, as “a” is the number of return work stroke, “m” is the number of turning on the farm road opposite an entrance point.
2) The combine can be gone out from anywhere of the both short side of the field at F. R. T. So, moving time of F. R. T. will be shorter than S. T.
3) As the filling rate of combine's grain tank can be raised up at F. R. T, the number of grain discharge per unit area will decrease. So, the time for grain discharge of F. R. T. will be shorter than the S. T.
4) When the allowable time for moving between field and farm road is short, the continuous working stroke is useful to make short the total turning time. When that time is long, the working stroke which was admitted at field investigation is useful.
5) It is important for farm land consolidation to consider the shape of slope and the hight of levees.
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