BOTTEGA, Eduardo Leonel.; SOUZA, Cristiano Márcio Alves de.; KOAKOSKI, André.; ROS, Venicios de Vito.; RAFULL, Leidy Zulys Leyva.
Résumé:
This work aimed to analyze the fuel and oil consumption of a tractor-seeder-fertilizer
under a no-till system of soy, in the areas of Dourados city, Brazil. The influence of the displacement
speed (4.4, 5.3 and 6.4 km h-1), of the depth of soil cutting (58 and 62 mm) and of type of furrow
opening mechanism (furrow plough and double wheel) were evaluated. The experiment was made as
split-splot design, where units had the mechanisms of furrow opening, subunits were the displacement
speeds and the depths of soil cutting, with three replicate, in randomly design. The furrow plough
mechanism demanded larger specific consumption of fuel and larger consumption oil. The depth of
soil cutting did not influence the consumption of lubricating oil. The specific consumption of fuel was
increased as the depth of soil cutting increased, while the furrow plough mechanism was used. The
specific consumption of fuel and the consumption of lubricating oil were increased as the
displacement speed of the machine increased, independently of the furrow opening mechanism used.