精密播种机下压力和播深CAN总线监控与评价系统研究

为实现精密播种作业中播种下压力和播深的实时监控和质量评价,设计了一种多行播种机下压力和播深CAN总线监控与评价系统。系统采用基于角度和轴销传感器的播深和下压力测量装置,优化设计了液压驱动和分区控制的气压驱动装置,开发了基于CoDeSys(Controlled development system)编程环境的智能终端交互界面和ECU(Electronic control unit)控制程序,实现了基于CAN总线通信的作业参数监测控制和质量评价。通过搭建的室内试验台完成了播深和下压力静态建模试验,建立了适应不同设定播深的下压力测量模型。分区控制系统响应测试试验表明,在调节范围(0.2~0.6 MPa)内,系统超调量低于5.97%;响应时间与控制行数和设定气压正相关;在设定气压(0.1~0.6 MPa)范围内,6行播种机调节时间不超过2.35 s。为测试系统工作性能,在25、50、75 mm 3种设定播深下,对左区控制(600 N)、右区控制(300 N)、机械调节和自重调节4种控制方式进行了田间性能试验。土壤压实和播种下压力控制效果试验表明,主动分区控制方式可实现更为稳定的土壤紧实度,且在浅旋地块环境下,右区控制方式可达到最优的下压力稳定性,其控制合格率不小于95.78%;播深控制效果试验表明,随着设定播深的增大,播深质量显著降低,在设定播深25~75 mm范围内,左区控制、右区控制、机械调节和自重调节对应的最小播深合格率分别为91.92%、92.53%、70.44%和58.72%,对应的最大标准差分别为2.22、3.11、3.69、7.70 mm,对应的最大变异系数分别为3.52%、4.40%、4.96%和14.01%。相比机械调节和自重调节,分区控制系统提高了单体下压力和播深稳定性。     

播期对玉米生长发育和产量的影响

以郑单958、丹玉39为试材,研究播种期对玉米生育期、籽粒灌浆速率、农艺性状和产量的影响。结果表明：在不同播期条件下,郑单958均比丹玉39生育期少12d左右,且播种越晚,生育期越短;两品种相同播期的灌浆速率变化规律一致;郑单958的千粒质量、穗粒数、株高、穗位均低于丹玉39;5月14日播种的玉米产量最高。     

微咸水造墒对棉花生长发育及产量的影响研究

采用小区对比试验方法,研究了河北低平原区旱地等雨播种（HD）、播前淡水造墒（S1）以及矿化度为2.2g/L（S2.2）和5g/L（S5）微咸水造墒等不同处理对棉花生长发育和产量的影响。结果表明,棉花生育期内HD处理0～100cm土壤含水率明显低于3种造墒处理;S5处理0～40cm土壤盐分含量最高,但降雨淋洗效果较为显著...     

甲醇缸内直喷发动机均质燃烧特性研

在一台四缸柴油机改造的火花点火甲醇缸内直喷发动机上,高负荷时,在进气冲程将燃油喷入缸内,形成近化学计量比的混合气来实现均质燃烧.通过对典型工况的气缸压力的测量和分析,探讨了不同参数对甲醇发动机燃烧特性的影响.结果表明:甲醇缸内直喷发动机最大功率和最大扭矩比原机分别提高5.88%和20.90%,发动机最高热效率可达35.3%,远高于普通汽油机水平.甲醇缸内直喷发动机的滞燃期和急燃期随负荷的增加而变小.全负荷时,甲醇发动机的燃烧放热始点随转速的增大而推迟,滞燃期和急燃期随转速的增大而增加.发动机循环变动随工况的变化规律与滞燃期一致.     

不同播期、密度对辽西地区玉米生长性状及产量的影响

适宜的播种时期和密度是玉米生长及产量形成的关键因素。以蠡玉37品种为试验对象,研究辽西地区不同播期、密度对玉米生长性状及产量的影响,探讨适宜辽西半干旱地区气候条件的玉米种植技术,以实现玉米生产高产高效。     

穴盘育苗播种机械及技术发展研究

随着我国蔬菜、瓜果及花卉生产向专业化、规模化转变,育苗产业化必将成为今后的发展趋势。穴盘育苗是主要的育苗方式,阐述国内外穴盘育苗播种装置及播种技术的研究现状,分析我国穴盘育苗播种装置发展中存在的问题,预测其发展趋势,为后续高效、低成本穴缸育苗精量播种机械的设计提供参考。     

棉花不同种植方式和新技术应用对气候条件的要求及播栽期的确定

为促进麦棉双增双扩，本文就当前棉花生产中几种栽植方式、新技术，分析其对气候条件的要求，按当地气候资源来确定播（栽）期。     

Genetic variation of a safflower germplasm collection grown as a winter crop in southern Spain

Summary A germplasm collection containing 23 accessions of safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) was sown in 1993/94 as a winter crop in southern Spain to perform a comparative evaluation. Morphological, physiological and chemical characters were evaluated. Considerable diversity was found in the group. Only one Mexican accession was dwarf (40 cm tall). Most accessions were spiny but there were two spineless Iranian accessions and others with few spines. Variations were also evident for head and seed size. Seed yield per plant varied from 2.5 to 103.5 g and it was correlated with the number of heads, number of branches and plant height. Cultivars with oil content over 35% were identified. Most accessions were of the high linoleic type but there were two with high or intermediate levels of oleic acid, corresponding to the cultivars Ole and Oleic leed. Sowing in November in southern Spain has produced a long growing period (180–240 days) but earliness is common in Indian accessions. A Chinese phenotype with a prolonged rosette stage could be better adapted for cold tolerance. Red flowered spineless cultivars were present in the collection and will be preferred for ornamental or dye purposes.     

Quantification of loss in oilseed rape yield caused by delayed sowing date in a Mediterranean environment

ABSTRACT

Rapeseed acreage has been increasing fast in the last few decades and cultivated areas have expanded into lower latitudes because of the high value of its seed. This work evaluates the effect of date of sowing and nitrogen (N) fertilization on crop productivity and N use efficiency in a Mediterranean environment. The experiment was arranged in a split-plot design with the dates of sowing as the main-plots and N rates the sub-plots. Rapeseed recovered 128 to 212 kg N hm^-2 before top-dress N application in late winter if sown before the last week of September. Seed yield was very dependent on the date of sowing, varying from 3.4 to 6.2 Mg hm^-2 on the first sowing date in September to 0.3 to 1.0 Mg hm^-2 on the last sowing date in November. The daily loss in seed production was 68.9 kg hm^-2 (or 482.3 kg hm^-2 per week) or 1.53 % (or 10.7 % per week). N rate significantly increased seed yield within each sowing date but did not allow late-sowed plants to regain the productivity levels of those sown earlier. Apparent N recovery and agronomic N efficiency were particularly dependent on the growing conditions associated to different sowing dates.     

Plant development,agronomic performance and nutritive value of forage maize depending on hybrid and marginal site conditions at high latitudes

Abstract

The objectives of this investigation were to study the effects of marginal site conditions and hybrid on plant development, agronomic performance and nutritive characteristics of forage maize (Zea mays L.) at high latitudes. Field experiments were conducted in 2008 and 2009 at three experimental sites, Kristianstad, Skara and Västerås, at increasing latitudes from 55°–60° N. Experimental design used two replicated randomized complete blocks at each site with three maize hybrids, Avenir (FAO 180), Isberi (FAO 190) and Burli (FAO 210), which were continuously assessed for plant development and harvested at various levels of maturity. The chemical composition and nutritional characteristics of harvested plant materials were analysed and hybrid responses to advancing maturity in terms of yield and nutritional qualities were evaluated. Results showed that maize hybrids required different numbers of accumulated thermal units at sites on varying latitudes to achieve developmental stages. Lowest thermal unit requirements among hybrids were observed for hybrid Avenir, and for sites it was highest for plants grown in the most northern site, Västerås. The most southern site, Kristianstad, was the only site at which all hybrids reached the dent stage (c. 450 g kg^?1 kernel DM), a recommended maturity for ensiling. The DM yields of early maturing hybrid Avenir were consistently lower than those for Isberi and Burli at all the sites. Results also revealed nutritional differences among maize hybrids at a given maturity (DM, g kg^?1), indicating that the effects of maturation should be factored into design of hybrid performance trials. This study highlights the effects of marginal site conditions and hybrids on plant development, agronomic performance and nutritional characteristics of maize hybrids at high latitudes. Further studies on marginal sites are recommended to enlighten the understanding of interaction between environmental and genetic factors on the performance of forage maize.