A REVIEW OF INNOVATIVE DESIGN AND INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS OF THRESHING DEVICES IN COMBINE HARVESTERS FOR STAPLE CROPS
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- 30 April 2025
- journal article
- review article
- Published by INMA Bucharest-Romania in INMATEH Agricultural Engineering
- p. 706-725
Abstract
This paper reviews the progress in innovative design and intelligent technology applications of threshing devices in combine harvesters for staple crops. To address the issues of poor adaptability and low intelligence in traditional threshing systems, researchers have significantly improved threshing performance by optimizing threshing components and drum structures. Meanwhile, machine vision and deep learning have achieved important breakthroughs in feed rate monitoring, breakage and impurity rate detection, and intelligent control. This review aims to provide a reference for research and applications in threshing system structural optimization and operational parameter control.Keywords
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