Suedêmio de Lima Silva
State University of West Paraná
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Engenharia Agricola | 2008
Marcio Castellanelli; Samuel Nelson Melegari de Souza; Suedêmio de Lima Silva; Euro K. Kailer
Given the prediction of the scarcity of oil, the ethyl ester (biodiesel) has presented as an excellent alternative fuel option for cycle diesel engine. The characteristics of biodiesel are similar of diesel in terms of viscosity and the calorific power, being able to be used without adaptations in the engines. For the accomplishment of this work it was used a cycle diesel engine, of direct injection with four cylinders, without adaptations. The engine was connected to a dynamometer and acquisition systems of auxiliary data. The performances of torque, power and specific fuel consumption for the following mixtures diesel/soy ethyl ester had been evaluated: B2, B5, B10, B20, B50, B75 and B100. The best registered performance was given with the B20 mixture.
Revista Brasileira de Engenharia Agricola e Ambiental | 2002
Joaquim Odilon Pereira; Jair A. C. Siqueira; Miguel A. Uribe-Opazo; Suedêmio de Lima Silva
The effect of tillage systems (minimum-tillage and no-tillage) and water contents (33, 37 and 39%) on the soil strength was evaluated on the Oxisol, with the corn yield. The resistance of the soil to penetration was determined before the tillage and immediately after the tillage and after the harvest. The results obtained permit to conclude that the water contents of the soil, as well as the tillage systems affected significantly the resistance of the soil to the penetration after the tillage. The water content of 33% caused a reduction of the soil penetration resistance, in both systems, with larger reduction in the system of the minimum-tillage. The water content of 37 and 39% caused an increase of the soil penetration resistance in both the systems with larger increment in the no-tillage system.
Revista Ceres | 2011
João Cleber Modernel da Silveira; Haroldo Carlos Fernandes; Alcir José Modolo; Suedêmio de Lima Silva; Emerson Trogello
Este trabalho teve por objetivo avaliar a profundidade de sulco, area de solo mobilizada e a forca de tracao solicitada por uma semeadora-adubadora de precisao em sistema de plantio direto na cultura do milho, em razao da velocidade de deslocamento. O delineamento experimental foi em blocos ao acaso, com quatro repeticoes em arranjo fatorial 4 x 3, com 12 tratamentos, constituidos de quatro velocidades de deslocamento, obtidas pelos escalonamentos de marchas e de tres rotacoes do motor do trator. Durante a semeadura, monitoraram-se a velocidade de operacao, a rotacao do motor e a forca de tracao na barra. Apos a semeadura, foram avaliadas a profundidade do sulco e a area mobilizada de solo. Os resultados mostraram que: a profundidade do sulco foi influenciada pelo aumento na velocidade de operacao; a area mobilizada de solo aumentou em 41 % com a elevacao da velocidade de operacao; o requerimento de forca na barra de tracao, media, por linha de semeadura e por area mobilizada de solo diminuiu com o aumento da velocidade; e a forca media na barra de tracao por profundidade do sulco aumentou com o incremento da velocidade de operacao.
Revista Brasileira de Engenharia Agricola e Ambiental | 2005
João Cleber Modernel da Silveira; Alcir José Modolo; Suedêmio de Lima Silva; Antonio Gabriel Filho
Traction and power required by a seed drill with 14 holes was evaluated in the oat (Avena strigosa L) seeding. The experiment was carried out in a Haplortox, in an area with mean slope of 0.03 m m-1. The experimental design consisted of four treatments (two seed deposition depths and two displacement speeds) with four repetitions, totaling sixteen experimental plots of 4 x 50 m (200 m2), in no tillage system on corn crop residue. It was concluded that the increase of the seeding depth of 1.97 cm to 2.68 cm, the draft requirement increased from 3.78 to 5.51 kN. The speed increase from 5.24 to 7.09 km h-1, caused an increase of 6,90% in the traction force of the drawbar.
Engenharia Agricola | 2005
Joaquim Odilon Pereira; Sérgio Hugo Benez; Suedêmio de Lima Silva; R. A. Tabile; Anderson de Toledo
Soil compaction has been the subject of intensive researches in the last ten years, but the mechanisms involved in the soil compaction process remain a little known. The contribution of aggregate size of the soil as well as the effect of water content and normal pressure applied on soil compaction and pressure of pre-compaction were investigated in a Clay soil during this trial. Disturbed soil samples constituted by aggregates less than 2.5 mm and 9.3 to 19.4 mm were submitted to a drained compression uniaxial test. The void ratio and the pre-compaction pressure were also evaluated. The results obtained show that the size of the aggregates had effect on the process of soil compaction. The change of soil compaction can be predicted according to the initial state of soil, the applied pressure and the water content of the soil.
Australian Journal of Crop Science | 2018
Joaquim Odilon Pereira; D. de Melo; G. Richard; P. Defossez; Suedêmio de Lima Silva; F. A. de Oliveira; R. O. Batista; A. R. G. Garcia
The increase in conservation tillage offers possibles benefits of decreasing soil compaction risk by wheeling. The objective this work was to evaluate the effect of the minimum tillage and direct drilling system after four and eight yars of continuous no-tillaging, on the soybean yield in function of the soil density and organic matter content. This trial was carried out on Oxisol, at Parana, subtropical region from Brazil. The relationship between yield of soybean and tillage system was analyzed as function of the soil density and organic carbon using linear regression model. No-tillage system four years (NT4) and minimum cultivation system in eight years of no tillage (MT8) showed greater decrease in soil density on the surface layer as a function of time, respectively, 0.22g cm-3 (1.318 1.098) and 0.24 g cm-3 (1.248 1.010). Adjust of response curves of soybean yield as function of soil density and organic matter describes strong positive contribution of organic carbon in soybean productivite on the NT4 system and describes no interference of soil density on this system. In both systems (NT8 and MT8), the soybean yield decreases with increasing soil density. Soil sub-surface management after continuous periods of no-tillage should be investigated.
African Journal of Agricultural Research | 2017
Joaquim Odilon Pereira; Juliano Rodrigo Lamb; Joao Candido Bracarense; Pauline Defossez; Guy Richard; Suedêmio de Lima Silva; Roberto Vieira Pordeus; Marineide Jussara Diniz
Soil compaction due to traffic is the process whereby soil bulk density is increased. The compaction level depends on the weight of the vehicle, and the soil susceptibility to compaction, which is characterized by its mechanical properties (that is, the stress-strain relationships). The plate penetrometer can be used to quantify the levels of soil compaction in-situ and supply a larger number of information on the control of this phenomenon, in real time. This paper evaluates the use of this tool with data filtering system assistance on semi confined compression assay, for predicting soil compaction in-situ, through parameters pre-compaction stress (spc) and soil compression Index (Cc). The tests were carried out on Experimental Agricultural Engineering Nucleus (NEEA in Portuguese) at West Parana State University - UNIOESTE - Brazil. The sample collection was carried at points along the tire track, 24 h after soil compaction induced by the rear tractor wheel with one, five and ten passages, on the same track. The information system is able to read all data derived from the compression test and carry out a filtering on the data by means of pre-selected parameters, plotting the compression curves and regression equations. The analysis, carried out “in situ”, avoids laboratorial procedures and gives the farmer more agility in the decision process on the management of the agricultural machinery system.
Engenharia Agricola | 2008
Marcelo Alan Primo; Flavio Gurgacz; Vilson Luís Kunz; Lucas I. Primo; Fernando Furlan; Suedêmio de Lima Silva; Antonio Gabriel Filho
Os ensaios de largura de trabalho e uniformidade de distribuicao sao de dificil execucao para o agricultor por exigirem equipamentos, recursos e metodos complexos. Portanto, este trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar coletores alternativos para tornar mais acessivel a regulagem e a avaliacao de distribuidores de fertilizantes solidos a lanco. Foram utilizados quatro diferentes conjuntos de coletores: i) coletores construidos segundo a norma ISO 5690/1; ii) coletores de polietileno (bandejas plasticas) com tela de sombreamento para evitar o ricochete de material; iii) coletores formados por caixas de leite longa vida, e iv) coletores formados por vasos de polietileno (numero 3,5). Tambem foram utilizados tres diferentes distribuidores para as avaliacoes. Os coletores alternativos apresentaram maior retencao de particulas que os coletores normatizados. A largura efetiva de trabalho obtida para os coeficientes de variacao de 12,5; 15; 17,5 e 20% variou entre os coletores nos diferentes percursos. O coletor que mais se assemelhou a norma foram os vasos de polietileno. Constatou-se que a altura dos coletores foi mais importante para sua eficiencia do que a sua area de coleta.
Revista Brasileira de Engenharia Agricola e Ambiental | 2005
Erivelto Mercante; Suedêmio de Lima Silva; Alcir José Modolo; João Cleber Modernel da Silveira
Acta Scientiarum-agronomy | 2005
Eloi Gasparim; Reinaldo Prandini Ricieri; Suedêmio de Lima Silva; Rivanildo Dallacort; Estor Gnoatto