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The basic aim of this is to study and know the gap between the use of traditional method and
the mechanized transplanters for rice transplantation in India, along with the parameters
related to the existing transplanters. In India very few people are aware about different
existing transplanter, their benefits and requirements in order to achieve higher productivity
and yield. Hence we aim to fabricate Paddy planter, their benefits, requirements and help to
popularize it amongst the people especially amongst small scale labours in our country so as
to minimize cost of production and have better quality of rice. Use of rice transplanter also
generates an alternate source of income for rural youth through custom services on nursery
raising and mechanical transplanting.
Our objective is to make it flexible i.e. we will change the distance between two rows
and also change the transplanting distance in the rows.
Our objective is to optimize the operation.
2.Literature Review
,
2.5.IshaSingh ChinmayeeKulkarni,ShahnawazKhan,AkashTangade(Desig
n and manufacturing of rice planter machine):-The basic aim of this paper is to
study and know the research gap between the use of traditional method and the mechanized
trans-planters for rice transplantation in India along with the parameters related to the
existing trans-planters. In India very few people are aware about different existing trans-
planter, there benefits and requirements in order to achieve higher productivity and yield.
Hence we aim to study about Rice trans-planter, there benefits, requirements and help to
popularize it amongst the people especially amongst small scale labours in our country so as
to minimize cost of production and have better quality of rice. Use of rice trans-planter also
generates an alternate source of income for rural youth through custom services on nursery
raising and mechanical transplanting.
1. Rice Transplanting Machine 2017 Pankaj Kumar Singh, The main focus of this paper
Harichand Srivastav is to minimize the cost of
the machine.
Development of Rice Planter Ahire Pooja Kakaji, The review paper is based
2. Machine 2017 Bhoir Vinita Dilip on how we can reduce the
human effort and plant the
rice seedling efficiently.
Design analysis & Fabrication of Hariketan B. Patil, The main objective of this
3. Manual Rice Transplanting Machine Mayur R. Patil paper to produce more
2018 amount of rice in good
quality and less harm to
environment.
Design and Development of Rice Dhanesh D. Patil & This paper provide the
4. Planter Machine 2014 Dr.Mangesh R. Phate guidelines for development
of rice transplanter in India
with minimized machine
cost.
Design and Manufacturing of Rice Isha Singh Chinmayee The basic aim of this paper
5. Planter Machine Kulkarni, Shahnawaz is to study and know the
Khan & Akash research gap between the
Tongade use of traditional method
and mechanized method of
rice Transplanting.
Rice Planting Machine 2017 Prof. S.K.Pawar, The aim of this paper to
6. Mishra Akash Arvind, study about rice transplanter
Modikshayanil Prasad their benefits, requirement
Alok Kumar, Ajay and help to popularize
amongst small scale labour
in our country.
When we are designing the planting mechanism for the planting unit following aspects were
considered which are as follows moving pathway, travelling speed, catching mechanism for
plant, planting depth. Moving pathway consists of a four bar linkage mechanism which can
be treated as planting arm for the planting unit. This four bar linkage mechanism provides the
basic pick and place movement. In catching mechanism place of catching should be designed
and calculated accurately so that plant shouldn't be harmed or damaged .
1. Wheel
2. Tray.
3. Base
4. Sprocket.
5. Chain.
6. Fork.
Fig 2 Wheel
We want to plant 60 seedling per minute, so the number of revolution done by crank in 1
minute is 60.
N1 = 60 RPM
Let us assume transmission ratio is to be 3.
N1/N2= 3
Therefore, N2 = 20 RPM
Where
From here we can conclude that for planting sixty sampling per minute wheel must be rotate
20 times.
The distance travelled by wheel in one minute this means distance travel by machine in 1
minute = 60 * (distance between two seedlings)
After going through research paper we found that average distance between two samplings is
30 mm.So
Distance travelled by wheel per minute =60 * (0.3) m
s = 18 meter.
Speed = 18 m/min
v = 18/60 m/s
v = 0.3 m/s
Since after getting the velocity and revolution of main wheel we know the the larger sprocket is
compounded with main wheel so
ω = (2πN2/60) rad/s
where,
ω = angular velocity of base wheel.
Since we know that,
v= (πDN/60) m/s
D= (v*60/πN) m
Where
D= Diameter of base wheel.
V=velocity of main wheel.
D= ( (0.3*60)/(3.14*20)) meter
D=0.2864 meter
D≈ 290 mm
Fig 2 Base
Length of chain=560mm.
3.7 Tray
The paddy support tray is used to place the paddy seedlings. The main objective of it is to
place seedlings such that the seedlings do not fall off while plantation process and the
mechanical arms can grasp it easily and the seedlings are not damaged. This is used to store
the rice plant from where the planting finger pick the plant and saw in the ground. This tray
has two vertical guide slots ,the clearance in the slots are based on fork width and thickness
of sampling stem .After going through various variety of samplings we found that the
average thickness of sampling stem is one centimetre. Sheet metal is metal formed by an
industrial process into thin, flat pieces.
Fig.7 Tray
DIMENSION OF TRAY :-
4.Cost Estimation
Plywood 350
Hollow rectangular bar 800
Wheel 400
Sprocket 1 150
Sprocket 2 50
Pickering arms 90
Flanks 120
Shaft1 60
Shaft 2 60
Shaft 3 60
Labour charge 700
5.Action plans
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