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Design of the Components of A Stationary Power Thresher for Paddy Crop Presented by Shekhar Kumar Sahu (Assistant Professor ) School of Agricultural and Bio Engineering CUTM

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Presented by

Shekhar Kumar Sahu

(Assistant Professor )

School of Agricultural and Bio Engineering CUTM Design of Components of A Stationary Power

1. Design of threshing unit

a) Threshing cylinder

c) Concave

2. Design of grain cleaning unit.

a) Blower

b) Sieve Distribution of power at different components of

the thresher

S. No. Name of

component

Power distribution range (For 5 HP

prime mover)

Selected value

Percentage HP

1 Threshing cylinder 57-64% 2.85-3.2 3 HP

2 Aspirator blower 34-40% 1.7-2.0 1.75 HP

3 Sieve shaker 2-5% 0.1- 0.25 0.25 HP

Source: CIAE Data book 1. Threshing cylinder

Table 1: Recommended specifications for threshing cylinder

Calculation:

1. Diameter of cylinder Dc = (Vc×60)/πNc

= 25 ×60/π ×1000

= 0.477 m ≈ 500 mm

Particulars Specification Selected Reference

Type of threshing cylinder Spike tooth or Wire-loop Spike tooth CIAE Data book,2004

Peripheral speed of threshing cylinder, Vc 16-25 m/s 25 m/s BIS:1990-1979

Rotational speed of threshing cylinder, Nc 675-1000 rpm 1000 rpm BIS:1990-1979

Capacity (Weight of grain output per kW per hour) ≥ 90 kg kW−1h−1 150 kg/kW/h BIS 6320:1985

Design of Threshing Unit Length of threshing cylinder:

Length of cylinder can be determine by the model given by E. I.

Lipkovich

Lc = q/∆ × η × ρ × u1

Where,

Lc = Length of threshing cylinder, (m)

q = Material feed rate; (kg/s),

∆= Thickness of the plant mass layer at the entrance in

meter (equal to the concave clearance at the entrance)

η = Coefficient of cylinder length utilization (0.7-0.8),

ρ = Bulk density of plant mass entering; (20-40 kg/m3

Ref. data book and Kargbo F. R., 2010),

u1 = Velocity of plant mass entering(3-5m/s,Databook)

Recommended grain throughput rate for paddy thresher

=90 kg/ kWh

Grain to straw ratio = 1:1.3 to 1:3

Therefore, the crop throughput rate or material feed rate

for 3.0 HP or 2.4 kW thresher -

Throughput rate = (Grain + Straw) × Power available

q = (150+ 150×3) × 2.24

𝐪 = 1332 kg/h of crop = 0.37 kg/s

Length of cylinder will be -

Lc = q/∆ × η × ρ × u1

Lc = 0.37 / 0.015×0.75×30×5

𝐋𝐜 = 0.624 m ≈ 650 mm Arrangement of Threshing Elements on Cylinder bar

Total number of elements can be calculated by the equation-

Z = MP ×LC

ao+ 1

Where, Z = Total number of teeth,

MP = Number of helical pitches (number of bars on theperiphery of the cylinder ring whose teeth tracing the samepath), Recommended value = 3 to 5. Selected value MP = 3

LC = Length of threshing cylinder, (mm);

ao = Length of longitudinal pitch, (Recommended value 25-37.50mm, IS:3327- 1982 . Selected value = 25mm ).

Calculation:

Z = 3×650

25+ 1

Z = 81 elements Helical arrangement of threshing elements Design of Concave

Parameters Specification Selected Reference

Concave clearance for paddy crop 15-25 mm 15 mm CIAE Data book

Clearance between concave bars 9 mm 9 mm CIAE Data book

Cross section of concave bar 6×6 mm2 6×6 mm2 CIAE Data book

Wrap angle 30 to 120° 120° Kanafojski, 1976

Calculation :

Radius of the concave = (radius of the cylinder + Concave clearance)

= (250+15) = 265 mm

Wrap angle of concave = length of the concave arc / Radius of the concave

120° ×π

180= length of the concave arc /265

Length of concave arc = 555 mm

Length of concave arc = (clearance between axial slits + width of the axial slit)× total number of slits

555 = (9+6) × total number of slits

Total number of slits = 37

Table2. Recommended specifications for the concave

Fig. 4 Threshing unit Dimensions of feed inlet

Fig. Dimensions of feed inlet (crop feeding chute) recommended by the Bureau of Indian Standard

IS: 9129-1979 Technical Requirements for Safe Feeding Systems for Power Threshers Threshing element

Bar

Ring

Concave

Concave clearance Design of Grain Cleaning unit

1. MAIN BLOWER- Function of main blower is to remove straw from threshed mixture.

MMOG= MStraw+ MChaff (Assumption: Total MOG contains

75% straw and 25% chaff)

Thus, MStraw = 0.75MMOG=0.2775×0.75 =0.208 kg/s, and

MChaff = 0.25MMOG = 0.2775× 0.25 = 0.069 kg/s

Mass of air required to remove the straw per unit time (kg/s) =

Mass of straw removed by air stream per unit time (kg/s)

Concentration coefficient of the material entrained by air (0.2 to 0.3, Bosoi. 1990)

= 0.208 / 0.20 =1.04 kg/s

Volume flow rate of air for removal of straw (m3/s) = Mass flow rate of air(kg/s) / Air density (kg/m3)

= 1.04/ 1.275 = 0.8156 𝐦𝟑/s

Total mass flow rate = Mass flow rate of straw + Mass flow rate of air

= 0.208 +01.04 = 1.248 kg/s Design of Grain Cleaning unit

Force required to lift the mass (N) = Mass flow rate (kg/s) × Velocity of air (m/s)

= Total mass flow rate (kg/s) × Terminal velocity × Excess velocity coefficient

(1.1 to 1.7, Bosoi, 1990)

= 1.248 × 5.25×1.5 = 8.354 N

Total Pressure required = Static pressure + Dynamic pressure

= (ρ × g × h) + (1/2×ρ ×V𝑎2) (h=AC×tan25)

= (1.275×9.81×0.325) +1/2×1.275×(7.875)2

= 4.06 + 39.53 = 43.60 N/𝒎𝟐

Cross sectional area of the duct = Force required to lift the material (N) / Total pressure (N/m2)

A = 8.354/43.60= 0.1916 m2 Width of the main blower can be calculated by-

Speed of fan(rpm) =Volume flow rate× 60 (m3/s )

Cross sectional area of fan ( m2)×widht of fan blade (m)= NF =

𝑄𝑎×60

π(r02−ri

2)Wb

Assumed that the cylinder and main blower are mounted on the same shaft , therefore rotational speed will same. (NC = NF =1000 rpm), Putting the values of speed and volume flow rate in above equation-

1000 = (0.8156×60)/ (0.1916×Wb)

Wb =0.255m = 255 mm

Therefore, the length of duct cross section = Cross sectional area of the duct/ Width of the duct

= 0.1916/0.255= 0.75m = 750 mm

The length of he duct cross section = Diameter of the main blower Do= 750 mm

Inner radius of the fan = 0.4× Outer radius of the blower (𝑟𝑖 = 0.4 × 𝑟𝑜)

Thus, ro = diameter of blower/ 2 = 0.75 m = 375 mm

and ri= 0.4 × 375 = 150 mm 2. SIEVE

Table 3 Recommend values for sieve design

Length of sieve = AD/ Cos 9

Where AD = length of cylinder +bearing width + fan width

= 650+50+255 = 1140 mm

Length of sieve = 955 / Cos 9 = 970 mm

Width of sieve = Area of sieve / length of sieve

Required area of screen for sieving (m2) =Mixture of threshed material delivered (kg/s)

Permissible Specific load per unit area (kg/m2s)

= 0.37/0.65 = 0.57 m2

Parameters Specification Selected Reference

Diameter of hole 8 mm 8 mm CIAE Databook

Sieve inclination 6-9° 9° CIAE Data book

Permissible load 0.65 kg/m2s 0.65 kg/m2s Bosoi, 1990 Width of sieve = 0.57/0.97 = 0.587 m ≈ 600 mm

Area of the single opening = (𝜋/4)d2= 50.26mm2

Spacing between opening = 0.9 𝑑 =0.9 8 = 2.54 mm

Pitch of opening = d/2+ edge to edge distance between consecutive opening +d/2 = 4+2.5+4 = 10.54 mm

Number of opening in transverse direction = width of sieve / pitch = 600/10.54= 57

Number of opening in longitudinal direction = length of sieve / pitch = 970/10.54 = 92

Total area of perforation = area of opening × number of openings

= 50.26 × (57 × 92) mm2 = 0.2635 m2

Percentage of opening area = Area of opening/ Total sieve area

= [0.2635/(0.970 ×0.60)] ×100 = 46% Design of threshing unit … Contd.

Design of threshing element:

• Assumptions -

1. Cross section of the spike tooth and peg tooth type threshing

elements are circular and rectangular shape, respectively.

2. Threshing element is subjected to bending stress only which is

offered by the crop during threshing.

3. The point where the bending force acts is 80 mm above the

cylinder bar (height of element, he)

4. Width to thickness ratio of peg tooth type threshing element

b:t =3:1., (t = 0.33b), Kanafojski 1976.

5. Threshing element is made of mild steel has yield stress σb =

175 MPa.

(a) Spike tooth

Circular cross section

(b) Peg tooth

Rectangle cross section

P

P Size of threshing element is determined by the equation−

σb/y = M/I

Where, σb= Working bending stress of mild steel.

(yield stress/ factor of safety = 175/2.5 = 70 MPa)

(Yield stress = 175 for Mild Steel, CIAE Databook)

y = Distance of neutral axis from the point of application of force; (m),

dt/2 for circular cross section, and b/2 for rectangular cross section,

M= Bending moment acting on threshing element; (Nm),

M = P×he = P × 0.08 Nm

I = Moment of area of cross section m4.

(π/64) × dt4

for circular cross section, and

(t × b3)/12 for rectangular cross section

(a) Spike tooth (b) Peg tooth Design of threshing element … Cont.

Tangential force acting on the element during threshing-

P = P1 + P2

Where,

P1 = Peripheral force appears when the plant mass impacted and brought into motion, calculated by-

P1Δt = ΔmVP (Impulse = Momentum obtained by plant mass, Goryanchkin theory)

P1 = (Δm/Δt). VP= m′. VP

Where, ∆t = Striking time; (s), ∆m = Mass of material struck by tooth; (kg),

VP= Speed of material obtained in time ∆t , m/s (equal to drum’s peripheral speed)

P2 =Resistance force encountered by the drum while displacing the plant mass in the clearance.

P2 = f. P

Where, f is the proportionality coefficient of material’s rubbing in working slit. (0.7- 0 .8 for peg tooth). σb/y = M/I

(70 × 106)/(dt/2) = 3.70/[(π/64) × dt4]

dt = 8.00 mm

σb/y = M/I

70 × 106/(b/2) = 3.70/(t × b3/12)

70 × 106/(b/2) = 3.70/[(0.33b × b3)/12]

b = 10.00 mm and t = 3.50 mm

Adding forces P1 and P2 Design of threshing element … Cont.

P = (m′VP + f.P)

P = (m′× Vp)/(1 − f)

P = (0.37 × 25)/(1 − 0.70) = 𝟒𝟔. 𝟐𝟓 N. Therefore,

Therefore the bending moment

M = P × he = 46.25 × 0.08 = 3.70 Nm

Circular shaped element Rectangular shaped element Design of the shaft

Shaft of cylinder subjected to

1. Torsional stress (τ): Due to tangential force acting on shaft.

2. Bending stress (σb): Due to the weight of the threshing cylinder, blower, flywheel and the pulley.

The combined stress is called equivalent stress.

Torsional stress-

𝜏 =T×r

J=

T× d/2

(π/32)d4=

16×T

π×d3

Bending stress-

σb =M×y

I=

M× d/2

(π/64)d4=

32×M

π×d3

Equivalent stress can be calculated by-

σe =1

2σb

2 + 4. τ2 =1

2

32M

πd3

2+ 4

16T

πd3

2=

16

πd3M2 + T2 Torque acting on cylinder shaft can be determined by –

Power transmitted through belt = 5 hp=3.73 kW

T = Rated power × 60000/ (2πN)

T= 3.73×60000/ (2π×1050) = 35.61 Nm

When shaft is subjected to fluctuating load then the equivalent stress is given by the equation

σe =16

πd3(K𝑏M)

2 + (𝐾tT)2 =

16

πd3(1.5M)2+(1.25T)2

K𝑏 and 𝐾t stands for Combined shock and fatigue factor for bending, and Combined shock and

fatigue factor for torsion. Respectively, 1.5-2.0 and 1.0 to 1.5 for suddenly applied minor shock Bending moment at different point of the shaft

1. Bending moment due to weight of flywheel at point B-

𝑀𝐴𝐵 = WA×LA = (40×9.81)×0.1 = 49.05 Nm

2. Bending moment at length AC due to weight of cylinder (UDL)

MBC = (Wc×Lc)/8 = (20 × 9.81)×0.65/8 = 16 Nm

3. Bending moment at point C, due to the weigh of fan+ Load due to belt tension

Bending load on shaft due to belt tension

Tmax = (Tt –Ts) × Radius of the pulley mounted of the shaft

35.61 = (Tt –Ts) × 0.05

(Tt –Ts) = 712.2 N

Assumed that tension ratio is Tt:Ts = 3:1

Thus, Ts = 356.10 N and Tt = 1068.3 N

The net horizontal force act on the shaft of the cylinder

T = Tt +Ts = 356.1+1068.3 = 1424.4 N

Fig. 3.12 Tension force acting on shaft due to V-belt Total bending force acting on point C = Load due to fan+ load due to belt tension

= (4×9.81)+1424.4=1463.64

The bending moment at point C, MEC= Total bending force × Distance (EC) = 1463.64×0.4= 585.45 Nm

Therefore,

72×106 =16

πd3(1.5×1463.64)2+(1.25 ×35.62)2

d = 53.77 mm 1. Threshing unit

1. Diameter of threshing cylinder = 500 mm

2. Length of threshing cylinder = 650 mm

3. Diameter of circular threshing element = 8 mm,

4. Width and thickness rectangular = 10 and 3 mm respectively.

5. Concave radius = 265 mm

6. Wrap angle of concave = 130°

7. Diameter of the shaft = 53.77 mm

2. Grain cleaning unit

1. Inner radius of the fan = 150 mm

2. Outer radius of the fan = 375 mm

3. Width of the fan = 255 mm

4. Length of sieve = 970 mm

5. Width of sieve = 600 mm

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3. IS: 9129-1979 Technical Requirements for Safe Feeding Systems for Power Threshers. Bureau of Indian Standard . New Delhi.

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