Profile Frame Disc Plough
A disc plough is a type of agricultural implement used for primary tillage operations in fields to prepare the soil for planting crops. It consists of a series of concave metal discs mounted on a common shaft or frame. These discs are made of hardened steel and are arranged in a circular pattern on the frame. The plough is typically pulled by a tractor or other suitable power source. Number of discs; 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Here is a profile overview of the profile frame disc plough:
Purpose: The primary purpose of a disc plough is to break and turn over the soil to create a suitable seedbed for planting. It cuts through vegetation, residues, and compacted soil, breaking them into smaller pieces and burying them under the soil. This process helps to improve soil structure, drainage, and aeration while also reducing weed competition.
Design and Components: A disc plough consists of several key components:
- Frame: The main structural framework that supports and connects all the components.
- Disc Blades: The most distinctive feature of a disc plough is its disc blades. These are large, round, concave metal discs attached to the frame. The number and size of disc blades can vary depending on the plough's size and design.
- Disc Gangs: The disc blades are usually arranged in groups called gangs. Each gang typically consists of two or more disc blades mounted side by side on a common shaft.
- Hitch: A connection point for attaching the plough to a tractor or other pulling vehicle.
- Depth Control: A mechanism that allows the operator to adjust the plough's working depth. This determines how deeply the disc blades penetrate the soil.
Operation: When the disc plough is pulled through the field, the disc blades cut into the soil at a certain depth. The discs rotate as they cut, lifting and turning the soil. The action of the rotating discs breaks up large clods of soil, incorporates crop residues, and buries weeds and other unwanted plant material. The depth control mechanism allows the operator to set the desired working depth based on the soil conditions and the specific requirements of the crops being planted.
Advantages:
- Effective at breaking and turning over tough and compacted soils.
- Helps in burying crop residues, which can improve organic matter content and nutrient cycling.
- Prepares a well-aerated and loose seedbed for planting, promoting good seed-to-soil contact.
- Reduces weed competition by burying weed seeds and plant material.
Limitations:
- Requires higher tractor power compared to other tillage methods.
- Can be less effective in rocky or stony soils.
- May not be suitable for all soil types and field conditions.
- Overuse or improper operation can lead to soil erosion.
Conclusion: A disc plough is a versatile agricultural tool that plays a crucial role in preparing fields for planting crops. Its design and operation make it effective in breaking and turning over soil, creating an optimal environment for seed germination and crop growth. However, its use should be carefully considered based on soil conditions, crop requirements, and sustainable land management practices.
PROFILE FRAME DISC PLOUGH | ||||||||||
MODEL NO | QUANTITY OF DISCS | TOTAL LENGTH | TOTAL WIDTH | DISC DIAMETER | BODY RANGE | WORKING WIDTH | WORKING DEPTH | HEIGHT | NEEDED POWER | WEIGHT |
Pcs | mm | mm | cm | cm | cm | cm | cm | Hp | Kg | |
PL-DP-2 | 2 | 1580 | 1180 | 66 | 53 | 66 | 25 | 130 | 40-45 | 320 |
PL-DP-3 | 3 | 2040 | 1200 | 66 | 53 | 99 | 25 | 130 | 50-60 | 423 |
PL-DP-4 | 4 | 2600 | 1550 | 66 | 53 | 132 | 25 | 130 | 60-70 | 648 |
PL-DP-5 | 5 | 3010 | 1600 | 66 | 53 | 165 | 25 | 130 | 80-90 | 746 |
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