Electronic soil coping system applied to a grain harvesting platform
AssigneeIndúStrias Reunidas Colombo Ltda
InventorsOswaldo Argeu Leite, Vagner Nunes Da Silva
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Abstract
Electronic soil coping system applied to a grain harvesting platform, able to adjust working height parameters during the collection process, adapting itself to soil irregularities and to those generated by uprooting, increasing the efficiency and reducing loss, enabling to combine belt collection at any time, individually, in pairs, or all of them jointly, generating different physical states, which will vary according to the number of belts of the device, also allowing the platform to perform tailpieces at street ends, not collecting undesired materials, and also allowing to increase the width of collection belts.
Claims2
An electronic soil copying system applied to a grain collection platform, comprising:
- (a) a left belt, a central belt and a right belt;
- (b) a first monitor receives predetermined values for the collection heights of the left belt, the central belt and the right belt;
- (c) a first electronic module receives predetermined values for the collection heights of the left belt, the central belt and the right belt;
- (d) a first electro-hydraulic module, measures, in real time, the collection heights of the left belt, the central belt and the right belt, through a first hydraulic solenoid valve on the left belt, a second hydraulic solenoid valve on the central belt and a third hydraulic solenoid valve on the right belt, and feeds the first electronic module, with the real time collection heights of the left belt, the central belt and the right belt;
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- (e) an actuator module corrects a level of the left belt, the central belt and the right belt collection heights, to the predetermined values for the retraction heights of the left belt, central belt and right belt, during operation;
- through a first and second sensors on the left belt, a third and a fourth sensors on the central belt, and a fifth and sixth sensors on the right belt.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.