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https://doi.org/10.37547/ajast/Volume06Issue01-20
Mechatronic System For Preserving The Natural Properties Of Cotton Stored In Modules
Abstract
The article analyzes the mechatronic system developed for automated control of microclimate parameters (moisture, temperature, and carbon monoxide gas) during the storage of seed cotton in modules.
Using mechatronic principles, the integration of sensors, a controller, and actuators enables the optimization of moisture and temperature regimes. Simulation results in the TRACE MODE environment are presented, along with recommendations for ensuring energy efficiency and maintaining fiber quality stability.
Keywords
Seed cotton, module microclimate, mechatronic system, sensor monitoring
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