Investigations on Sugarcane De-Trashing Mechanisms
Journal: International Journal of Engineering Research (IJER) (Vol.3, No. 7)Publication Date: 2014-07-01
Authors : Joby Bastian; B. Shridar;
Page : 453-457
Keywords : Mechanisation of harvesting operations is imperative; in increasing the cost; effectiveness of sugarcane; production system.;
Abstract
Sugarcane is the second most important industrial crop in India grown in 4.4 million hectares with an average productivity of about 68 tonnes per hectare (Anon.2013). To mitigate the labour scarcity and ensure timely operations mechanization is a must. Mechanisation will also improve the overall energy use efficiency of sugarcane based farming (Duttamajumder et al. 2011). About 45-48% of the total cost of cultivation is accountable to harvesting operation in manual harvesting. Mechanisation of harvesting operations is imperative in increasing the cost effectiveness of sugarcane production system.
Other Latest Articles
- A Study on Parking Needs at Intersections ? Case of Surat T. P. Schemes
- Preparation of Datasets for Data Mining Analysis Using Horizontal Aggregation
- Image Fusion Based On Wavelet Transform
- Design Development and Analysis of Manifold and Coupler Body of Air Inflator Product
- Reversible Data Hiding In Encrypted Images by Reserving Room before Encryption
Last modified: 2014-07-16 02:09:19