A rotary cultivator shaft axial distribution structure

CN224891112UActive Publication Date: 2026-10-27CHANGCHUN AGRI MASCH RES INST (CHANGCHUN MECHANIZED CONSERVATION TILLAGE RES & PROMOTION CENT CHANGCHUN URBAN AGRI MECHANIZATION TECH PROMOTION STATION CHANGCHUN AGRI MASCH PROD QUALITY SUPERVISION & INSPECTION STATION)
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Application Number
CN202522460367.8
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
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Filing Date
2025-11-19
Publication Date
2026-10-27
Estimated Expiration
2035-11-19

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[0009]1.可以降低动力消耗,减少应用成本。

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Abstract

The utility model discloses a kind of rotary cultivator cutter shaft axial distribution structures, this structure is according to the different operation needs of ridge ditch and ridge cultivation area, collocation arrangement different diameter's cutter head and different length's rotary cultivator, make ridge ditch only realize straw crushing and soil mixing, reach the cultivation layer depth required for crop growth on ridge, while additionally add grass-entangling prevention, clay component, on the basis of reducing soil volume, reducing power loss, effectively solve grass-entangling, clay problem, comprehensively promote rotary cultivation efficiency and economy.
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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of agricultural machinery technology, specifically to an axial distribution structure for the blade shaft of a rotary tiller. Background Technology

[0002] When planting corn in low-lying, damp, and cold areas, some farmers use a method of removing straw from the field and rotary tilling to ridge the soil to optimize moisture dissipation. However, this method has some problems: First, the rotary tillage depth of the furrows and the cultivated area on the ridges is the same (15-20cm). Since no crops need to be planted in the furrows, only straw needs to be crushed and mixed with the soil. Rotary tillage that is too deep does not meet the "less soil movement" requirement of conservation tillage, and it also increases power consumption due to the large soil resistance, which is not conducive to cost savings. Second, the soil is wet and sticky and there are residual straws that have not been removed from the field. These straws are easy to stick to the shaft and even jam the rotating shaft, further increasing the resistance to operation. To this end, this structural innovation focuses on the axial distribution design of the rotary tiller's blade shaft. Based on the differentiated operational needs of the furrow and ridge cultivation areas, it is equipped with blade discs of different diameters and rotary tiller blades of different lengths. This allows the furrows to only achieve straw crushing and soil mixing, while the ridges achieve the cultivation layer depth required for crop growth. At the same time, anti-grazing and anti-clay components are added. This effectively solves the problems of grass entanglement and clay entanglement while reducing soil movement and power consumption, thus comprehensively improving the efficiency and economy of rotary tillage operations. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The technical problem this utility model aims to solve is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art in rotary tillage and ridging operations, address the structural defects of the rotary tiller's cutter shaft in the existing technology, and develop an optimized axial distribution structure for the cutter shaft, thereby achieving the goals of reducing power loss, reducing the overall amount of soil moved, and preventing the rotary tiller shaft from being stuck by wet soil or residual straw.

[0004] The technical solution of this utility model is: an axial distribution structure of a rotary tiller blade shaft. Based on agronomic, ridge spacing, and ridge number requirements, a transitional rotary tillage area, a deep rotary tillage area, and a shallow rotary tillage area are set on the rotary tiller shaft. The transitional rotary tillage area is located on both sides of the rotary tiller shaft, while the deep and shallow rotary tillage areas are located between the transitional rotary tillage areas on both sides, arranged cyclically and sequentially. The transitional and shallow rotary tillage areas are equipped with small blade discs and short rotary tillage blades of the same specification, and the number of small blade discs and short rotary tillage blades controls the working width of the transitional rotary tillage area to be smaller than that of the shallow rotary tillage area. The deep rotary tillage area is equipped with a large blade disc and long rotary tillage blades, and the working width of the large blade disc and long rotary tillage blades is the same as that of the small blade disc and short rotary tillage blades, controlling the working width of the deep rotary tillage area to be similar to that of the shallow rotary tillage area. The shallow rotary tillage area has a uniform working width. The rotation diameter of the large blade assembly and the long rotary blade combination is greater than that of the small blade assembly and the short rotary blade combination, thus controlling the rotary tillage depth in the deep rotary tillage area to be greater than that in the shallow rotary tillage area and the excessive rotary tillage area. The anti-grass and clay component is located on the rotary shaft in the blank area without the small and large blade assemblies. It consists of a sliding sleeve and a gripping cone, and forms a sliding fit with the rotary shaft through the sliding sleeve. During operation, when the rotary shaft rotates at high speed, the anti-grass and clay component does not rotate synchronously with the rotary shaft, but only with the linear velocity of the rotary tiller's overall low-speed forward movement. When residual straw or wet soil adheres to the anti-grass and clay component and hinders its movement, the rotation of the rotary shaft is not interfered with because the anti-grass and clay component is slidably connected to the rotary shaft, allowing for continuous and stable operation.

[0005] 2. Preferably, the working width of the transition rotary tillage area is between one-third and one-half of the working width of the shallow rotary tillage area.

[0006] 3. Preferably, the rotary tillage depth of the deep rotary tillage operation area is between 15cm and 20cm.

[0007] 4. Preferably, the tillage depth of the shallow rotary tillage area and the transitional rotary tillage area is between 5cm and 7cm.

[0008] The beneficial effects of this invention are:

[0009] 1. It can reduce power consumption and application costs.

[0010] By selecting different types of blade combinations and rotary tillage blades in the furrow and ridge tillage areas respectively, and controlling different tillage depths, the overall power consumption of the rotary tiller can be reduced, thereby reducing power usage costs.

[0011] 2. Reduce material costs and the application and maintenance costs of rotary tillers.

[0012] In terms of material application, the combination of small-diameter blade disc and short rotary blades uses less material than the commonly used combination of blade disc and rotary blades, which can reduce the overall cost of the rotary tiller. In addition, the rotary tillage depth of this combination is less than the normal rotary tillage depth, resulting in less resistance during operation, fewer damages, and reduced maintenance costs for the rotary blades.

[0013] 3. It can reduce the amount of soil to be moved, which is conducive to soil conservation tillage.

[0014] By arranging a small-diameter blade disc and short rotary blades at the furrow, the rotary tiller designed according to the axial distribution method of the rotary tiller shaft of the present invention can move less soil than the existing commonly used rotary tillers, thus making it more conducive to conservation tillage.

[0015] 4. Effectively solves the problem of rotary tiller shafts getting stuck due to grass and clay getting tangled in them.

[0016] The area of ​​the rotary tiller without a blade disc is equipped with a biomimetic anti-grass and clay component. This component rotates asynchronously with the rotary tiller through a sliding connection, which reduces adhesion without affecting the operation of the rotary tiller and effectively solves the problem of grass and clay entanglement.

[0017] 5. It has a simple structure, low cost, and is easy to promote and use.

[0018] This method of axial distribution of rotary tiller blade shafts is simple in design, easy to promote and apply to the design of rotary tiller equipment, and facilitates widespread adoption. Attached Figure Description

[0019] The accompanying drawings are provided to further illustrate the present invention and form part of the specification. They are used together with the following detailed description to explain the present invention, but do not constitute a limitation thereof. In the drawings:

[0020] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the axial distribution structure of a rotary tiller blade shaft according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0021] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the anti-grass and clay entanglement component in the axial distribution structure of a rotary tiller blade shaft according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0022] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached figures:

[0023] Figure 1 1-Transitional rotary tillage zone; 2-Deep rotary tillage zone; 3-Shallow rotary tillage zone; 100-Rotary shaft; 200-Small blade disc; 300-Short rotary blades; 400-Large blade disc; 500-Long rotary blades; 600-Anti-weed and clay entanglement components.

[0024] Figure 2 600a - Sliding sleeve; 600b - Grip cone Detailed Implementation

[0025] The specific embodiments of this utility model will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are for illustration and explanation only and are not intended to limit the scope of this utility model.

[0026] See Figure 1 A rotary tiller blade shaft axial distribution structure, according to agronomic, tillage ridge spacing and ridge number requirements, sets up a transitional rotary tillage area (1), a deep rotary tillage area (2) and a shallow rotary tillage area (3) on the rotary tillage shaft (100), wherein the transitional rotary tillage area (1) is on both sides of the rotary tillage shaft (100), and the deep rotary tillage area (2) and the shallow rotary tillage area (3) are in the middle of the transitional rotary tillage area (1) on both sides, and are set up cyclically and sequentially; the transitional rotary tillage area (1) and the shallow rotary tillage area (3) are equipped with small blade discs (200) and short rotary tillage blades (3) of the same specification and model. The combination of the small blade (200) and the short rotary blade (300) controls the working width of the transition rotary tillage area (1) to be smaller than that of the shallow rotary tillage area (3); the deep rotary tillage area (2) is configured with a combination of a large blade (400) and a long rotary blade (500), and the working width of the combination of the large blade (400) and the long rotary blade (500) is the same as that of the combination of the small blade (200) and the short rotary blade (300) to control the working width of the deep rotary tillage area (2) to be the same as that of the shallow rotary tillage area (3). The width is the same; the rotation diameter of the combination of the large rotary blade (400) and the long rotary blade (500) is greater than that of the combination of the small rotary blade (200) and the short rotary blade (300), so that the rotary depth of the deep rotary tillage area (2) is greater than that of the shallow rotary tillage area (3) and the over-rotational rotary tillage area (1); the anti-weed and anti-clay component (600) is arranged on the blank area of ​​the rotary shaft (100) without the small rotary blade (200) and the large rotary blade (400), and it is composed of a sliding sleeve (600a) and a gripping cone (600b). Furthermore, the sliding sleeve (600a) forms a sliding fit with the rotary tiller shaft (100). In the working state, when the rotary tiller shaft (100) rotates at high speed, the anti-grass and clay component (600) does not rotate synchronously with the rotary tiller shaft (100), but only synchronizes with the linear speed of the rotary tiller's overall low-speed forward movement. When residual straw and wet soil adhere to the anti-grass and clay component (600) and hinder its movement, since the anti-grass and clay component (600) and the rotary tiller shaft (100) are slidably connected, the rotation of the rotary tiller shaft (100) is not interfered with, and it can continue to operate stably.

[0027] Preferably, the working width of the transitional rotary tillage area (1) is between one-third and one-half of the working width of the shallow rotary tillage area (3).

[0028] Preferably, the rotary tillage depth of the deep rotary tillage operation area (2) is between 15cm and 20cm.

[0029] Preferably, the tillage depth of the shallow rotary tillage area (3) and the transitional rotary tillage area (1) is between 5 cm and 7 cm.

Claims

1. An axial distribution structure for the blade shaft of a rotary tiller, characterized by, according to agronomic, ridge spacing, and ridge number requirements. On the rotary tillage shaft (100), a transitional rotary tillage area (1), a deep rotary tillage area (2), and a shallow rotary tillage area (3) are set up. The transitional rotary tillage area (1) is located on both sides of the rotary tillage shaft (100), and the deep rotary tillage area (2) and the shallow rotary tillage area (3) are located in the middle of the transitional rotary tillage area (1) on both sides, and are set up cyclically and sequentially. The transitional rotary tillage area (1) and the shallow rotary tillage area (3) are equipped with a combination of small blade discs (200) and short rotary tillage blades (300) of the same specification and model. The number of small blade discs (200) and short rotary tillage blades (300) is used to control the working width of the transitional rotary tillage area (1) to be smaller than that of the shallow rotary tillage area (3). The deep rotary tillage area (2) is equipped with a combination of large blade discs (400) and long rotary tillage blades (500). The number of large blade discs (400) and long rotary tillage blades (500) is used to control the working width of the transitional rotary tillage area (1) to be smaller than that of the shallow rotary tillage area (3). 0) The working width of the deep rotary tillage area (2) is controlled to be the same as that of the shallow rotary tillage area (3) by combining the small blade (200) and the short rotary tillage blade (300); the rotation diameter of the large blade (400) and the long rotary tillage blade (500) combination is greater than that of the small blade (200) and the short rotary tillage blade (300) combination to control the deep rotary tillage area (2). The rotary tillage depth is greater than that of the shallow rotary tillage operation area (3) and the transitional rotary tillage operation area (1); the anti-grass and clay component (600) is disposed on the blank area of ​​the rotary tillage shaft (100) without the small cutter disc (200) and the large cutter disc (400), and is composed of a sliding sleeve (600a) and a gripping cone (600b), and forms a sliding fit with the rotary tillage shaft (100) through the sliding sleeve (600a).

2. The rotary tiller blade shaft axial distribution structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The width of the transitional rotary tillage area (1) is between one-third and one-half the width of the shallow rotary tillage area (3).

3. The rotary tiller blade shaft axial distribution structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The deep rotary tillage operation area (2) has a rotary tillage depth of 15cm to 20cm.

4. The axial distribution structure of the rotary tiller blade shaft according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tillage depth of the shallow rotary tillage area (3) and the transitional rotary tillage area (1) is between 5 cm and 7 cm.