PRODUCTIVITY AND COSTS OF A FULL TREE HARVESTING SYSTEM

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Autor(a) principal: Rocha, Eduardo Braga da
Data de Publicação: 2015
Outros Autores: Fiedler, Nilton César, Alves, Rafael Tonetto, Lopes, Eduardo da Silva, Guimarães, Pompeu Paes, Peroni, Leonardo
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Cerne (Online)
Texto Completo: https://cerne.ufla.br/site/index.php/CERNE/article/view/195
Resumo: This study evaluated a full tree harvesting system operationally and economically of a eucalyptus plantation, envisaging the improvement   of the production system. The study was developed in a forest company located in Goias State. The wood harvesting system was composed by feller buncher, skidder, grapple saw and forest loader. The technical analysis consisted in motion and time study for the continuous method, which the operations were divided in working cycle, productivity determination, mechanical availability and operational efficiency. The economic analysis included the operational parameters cost and production cost.  The results indicated that the equipment with lower operational efficiency (35.6%) and lower mechanical availability (47.1%) occurred in the feller buncher, due to interruptions occurred in working cycle. The regression analysis indicated that the feller buncher productivity was influenced by wood volume, while the skidder by distance, the grapple saw by wood volume and forest loader by wood volume.
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title PRODUCTIVITY AND COSTS OF A FULL TREE HARVESTING SYSTEM
spellingShingle PRODUCTIVITY AND COSTS OF A FULL TREE HARVESTING SYSTEM
Rocha, Eduardo Braga da
Timber harvesting
mechanization
title_short PRODUCTIVITY AND COSTS OF A FULL TREE HARVESTING SYSTEM
title_full PRODUCTIVITY AND COSTS OF A FULL TREE HARVESTING SYSTEM
title_fullStr PRODUCTIVITY AND COSTS OF A FULL TREE HARVESTING SYSTEM
title_full_unstemmed PRODUCTIVITY AND COSTS OF A FULL TREE HARVESTING SYSTEM
title_sort PRODUCTIVITY AND COSTS OF A FULL TREE HARVESTING SYSTEM
author Rocha, Eduardo Braga da
author_facet Rocha, Eduardo Braga da
Fiedler, Nilton César
Alves, Rafael Tonetto
Lopes, Eduardo da Silva
Guimarães, Pompeu Paes
Peroni, Leonardo
author_role author
author2 Fiedler, Nilton César
Alves, Rafael Tonetto
Lopes, Eduardo da Silva
Guimarães, Pompeu Paes
Peroni, Leonardo
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Rocha, Eduardo Braga da
Fiedler, Nilton César
Alves, Rafael Tonetto
Lopes, Eduardo da Silva
Guimarães, Pompeu Paes
Peroni, Leonardo
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Timber harvesting
mechanization
topic Timber harvesting
mechanization
description This study evaluated a full tree harvesting system operationally and economically of a eucalyptus plantation, envisaging the improvement   of the production system. The study was developed in a forest company located in Goias State. The wood harvesting system was composed by feller buncher, skidder, grapple saw and forest loader. The technical analysis consisted in motion and time study for the continuous method, which the operations were divided in working cycle, productivity determination, mechanical availability and operational efficiency. The economic analysis included the operational parameters cost and production cost.  The results indicated that the equipment with lower operational efficiency (35.6%) and lower mechanical availability (47.1%) occurred in the feller buncher, due to interruptions occurred in working cycle. The regression analysis indicated that the feller buncher productivity was influenced by wood volume, while the skidder by distance, the grapple saw by wood volume and forest loader by wood volume.
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