Transmission systems in agricultural tractors marketed in Brazil
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Resumo: | ABSTRACT: In a tractor, the transmission system transmits the power generated in the engine to the driving wheels, hydraulic systems, and power take-off (PTO). There are several types of transmission systems available in the Brazilian market ranging from the simplest to the most advanced. Therefore, the objective of this study was to verify the different types of transmission systems present in 228 models of agricultural tractors produced and marketed in Brazil during 2019. The tractor models were grouped based on the engine power and the transmission systems were classified as sliding, partially synchronized, synchronized, semi powershift, full powershift, and continuously variable transmission (CVT). According to this classification, it was found that most tractors belonged to Class III (51.5-73.5 kW) with 66 models in total. However, even with continuous modernization in this field and with tractors becoming increasingly independent from the operator, 66% of transmission systems are still mechanical. However, CVT systems, which are available only in tractors with an engine power above 117.7 kW, are expected to be equipped on less powerful tractors in the coming decades. |
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Transmission systems in agricultural tractors marketed in Brazilagricultural mechanizationgearboxpower classABSTRACT: In a tractor, the transmission system transmits the power generated in the engine to the driving wheels, hydraulic systems, and power take-off (PTO). There are several types of transmission systems available in the Brazilian market ranging from the simplest to the most advanced. Therefore, the objective of this study was to verify the different types of transmission systems present in 228 models of agricultural tractors produced and marketed in Brazil during 2019. The tractor models were grouped based on the engine power and the transmission systems were classified as sliding, partially synchronized, synchronized, semi powershift, full powershift, and continuously variable transmission (CVT). According to this classification, it was found that most tractors belonged to Class III (51.5-73.5 kW) with 66 models in total. However, even with continuous modernization in this field and with tractors becoming increasingly independent from the operator, 66% of transmission systems are still mechanical. However, CVT systems, which are available only in tractors with an engine power above 117.7 kW, are expected to be equipped on less powerful tractors in the coming decades.Universidade Federal de Santa Maria2021-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-84782021000300351Ciência Rural v.51 n.3 2021reponame:Ciência Ruralinstname:Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)instacron:UFSM10.1590/0103-8478cr20200514info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessHerzog,DanielaSchlosser,José FernandoBertinatto,RovianFarias,Marcelo Silveira deCasali,Leonardoeng2021-02-01T00:00:00ZRevista |
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Transmission systems in agricultural tractors marketed in Brazil |
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Transmission systems in agricultural tractors marketed in Brazil |
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Transmission systems in agricultural tractors marketed in Brazil Herzog,Daniela agricultural mechanization gearbox power class |
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Transmission systems in agricultural tractors marketed in Brazil |
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Transmission systems in agricultural tractors marketed in Brazil |
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Transmission systems in agricultural tractors marketed in Brazil |
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Herzog,Daniela |
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Herzog,Daniela Schlosser,José Fernando Bertinatto,Rovian Farias,Marcelo Silveira de Casali,Leonardo |
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Schlosser,José Fernando Bertinatto,Rovian Farias,Marcelo Silveira de Casali,Leonardo |
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Herzog,Daniela Schlosser,José Fernando Bertinatto,Rovian Farias,Marcelo Silveira de Casali,Leonardo |
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agricultural mechanization gearbox power class |
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agricultural mechanization gearbox power class |
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ABSTRACT: In a tractor, the transmission system transmits the power generated in the engine to the driving wheels, hydraulic systems, and power take-off (PTO). There are several types of transmission systems available in the Brazilian market ranging from the simplest to the most advanced. Therefore, the objective of this study was to verify the different types of transmission systems present in 228 models of agricultural tractors produced and marketed in Brazil during 2019. The tractor models were grouped based on the engine power and the transmission systems were classified as sliding, partially synchronized, synchronized, semi powershift, full powershift, and continuously variable transmission (CVT). According to this classification, it was found that most tractors belonged to Class III (51.5-73.5 kW) with 66 models in total. However, even with continuous modernization in this field and with tractors becoming increasingly independent from the operator, 66% of transmission systems are still mechanical. However, CVT systems, which are available only in tractors with an engine power above 117.7 kW, are expected to be equipped on less powerful tractors in the coming decades. |
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