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Fuzzy Adaptive Shift Schedule of Tractor Subjected to Random Load

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  • Qingmei Cao
  • Zhili Zhou
  • Mingzhu Zhang

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In this paper, the low frequency random load of a tractor is presented. Controlled by a theoretical three-parameter shift schedule, the random load would frequently trigger the random shift. Simultaneously, the driving force of the tractor should be consistent prior to and following this shift. Additionally, the higher traction efficiency and improved load utilization rate should be ensured by a choice of a transmission ratio of the tractor power shift transmission. The shift schedule was utilized for the aforementioned problems solution. An innovative method is presented for theoretical shift schedule modification by the fuzzy algorithm, based on the random load standard deviation and the alteration rate of both steady state values of the load and of the throttle position. The simulation results demonstrated that the modified shift schedule could discover the running state of the tractor. By shielding the random shift judgment caused by the random load, the stability of the tractor was ensured. When the shift was required, the schedule could rapidly respond, whereas the tractor driving force did not sustain a sudden alteration. The schedule could also automatically select and maintain the transmission ratio with higher traction efficiency.

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  • Qingmei Cao & Zhili Zhou & Mingzhu Zhang, 2017. "Fuzzy Adaptive Shift Schedule of Tractor Subjected to Random Load," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2017, pages 1-8, January.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:9284281
    DOI: 10.1155/2017/9284281
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    1. Xiangchao Meng & Xiangdong Ni & Huajun Chen & Wenlong Pan & Yongqiang Zhao & Baoyu Zhai & Wenqing Cai, 2024. "Research on the Control Strategy of the Power Shift System of a Cotton Picker Based on a Fuzzy Algorithm," Agriculture, MDPI, vol. 14(6), pages 1-19, May.

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