PL431105A1 - Way of determining loss in seed yield by the full harvester tank metod - Google Patents
Way of determining loss in seed yield by the full harvester tank metodInfo
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- PL431105A1 PL431105A1 PL431105A PL43110519A PL431105A1 PL 431105 A1 PL431105 A1 PL 431105A1 PL 431105 A PL431105 A PL 431105A PL 43110519 A PL43110519 A PL 43110519A PL 431105 A1 PL431105 A1 PL 431105A1
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Przedmiotem wynalazku jest sposób ustalania strat w plonie ziarna lub nasion roślin, spowodowanych żerowaniem na plantacji zwierząt wolnożyjących, gwałtownymi zdarzeniami atmosferycznymi lub działalnością człowieka. Proponowany sposób jest znamienny tym, że ubytek plonu ziarna (nasion) jest ustalany poprzez określenie powierzchni plantacji potrzebnej do napełnienia zbiornika kombajnu ziarnem (nasionami) na obszarze, który został uszkodzony w trakcie wegetacji oraz na obszarze wolnym od tych uszkodzeń. Sposób charakteryzuje się tym, że biorąc pod uwagę objętość zbiornika kombajnu, masę zsypną (ciężar objętościowy) ziarna (nasion) oraz powierzchnię potrzebną do napełnienia zbiornika możliwe jest ustalenie plonu jednostkowego ziarna (nasion) dla obszaru uszkodzonego (plon po szkodzie) oraz dla obszaru nieuszkodzonego (plon przed szkodą). Od plonu "przed szkodą" odejmujemy plon "po szkodzie". Różnica stanowi jednostkowy ubytek plonu. Masę zsypną ziarna określa się przy użyciu gęstościomierza.The subject of the invention is a method for determining losses in the yield of grain or plant seeds caused by feeding on a free-living plantation, violent weather events or human activity. The proposed method is characterized in that the loss of grain (seeds) yield is determined by determining the area of the plantation needed to fill the combine tank with grain (seeds) in the area that has been damaged during the vegetation and in the area free from these damages. The method is characterized by the fact that taking into account the volume of the combine's tank, the loose mass (volumetric weight) of the grain (seeds) and the area needed to fill the tank, it is possible to determine the unit yield of grain (seeds) for the damaged area (yield after damage) and for the undamaged area. (yield before damage). From the "before the damage" yield we subtract the "after the damage" yield. The difference is the unit yield loss. The granular mass of the grain is determined using a densimeter.
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| PL431105A PL241713B1 (en) | 2019-09-10 | 2019-09-10 | Way of determining loss in seed yield by the full harvester tank metod |
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| PL431105A PL241713B1 (en) | 2019-09-10 | 2019-09-10 | Way of determining loss in seed yield by the full harvester tank metod |
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| PL431105A1 true PL431105A1 (en) | 2021-03-22 |
| PL241713B1 PL241713B1 (en) | 2022-11-28 |
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