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A mechanistic approach to topsoil damage due to slip of tractor tyres

Lyesse Laloui, Andrea Battiato, Etienne Diserens

Tractor traction tyres interact with soil by a system of normal and tangential stresses along the soil-tyre contact surface. In this interaction both soil and tyre deform according to their own stress-strain relationships. Soil deformation results in the f ...
2013

Impact of biofuels production on land-use change and greenhouse gas emissions

Luis Alberto Panichelli

This research assesses the effect of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission constraints imposed in biofuel importing countries on the export potential of biofuel producing countries. Several countries are promoting the introduction of biofuels on their energy matri ...
EPFL2012

Mathematical modelling of swirling flow in hydraulic turbines for the full operating range

François Avellan

We introduce and validate a novel mathematical model for computing the radial profiles of both axial and circumferential velocity components, respectively, of the swirling flow exiting the runner of hydraulic turbines within the full operating range. We as ...
Elsevier2011

Wheel Torque Control in Rough Terrain - Modeling and Simulation

Roland Siegwart, Pierre Lamon

This paper presents a method for wheel-ground contact angle measurement and a traction control strategy minimizing slip in rough terrain. The slip minimization algorithm has been tested and compared with a standard speed control in simulation, which allows ...
2005

Applying the Patuxent Landscape Unit Model to human dominated ecosystems: the case of agriculture

Claudia Rebeca Binder Signer

Non-spatial dynamics are core to landscape simulations. Unit models simulate system interactions aggregated within one space unit of resolution used within a spatial model. For unit models to be applicable to spatial simulations they have to be formulated ...
Elsevier2003

Modeling of the Soil Water Balance Based on Time-Dependent Hydraulic Properties under Different Tillage Practices

André Mermoud, Di Xu

A simulation model with time-dependent hydraulic conductivity parameters was used to predict the effects of three different tillage practices: conventional tillage (CT), no-tillage (NT) and subsoiling tillage (ST) on the components of the soil water balanc ...
2003

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