Studies on the ergonomic aspects of power operated semi-automatic potato planter

By:

SINGH, Urmila

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1994Edition: Farm Power nad MachineryDescription: 72,4LSubject(s):

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T 631.33 S48S

Summary: Studies were carried out to determine the effect of design and operating parameters of power operated semi-automatic potato planter on physiological responses. The independent parameters selected for the studies were: duration of operation (T), spread of

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Studies were carried out to determine the effect of design and operating parameters of power operated semi-automatic potato planter on physiological responses. The independent parameters selected for the studies were: duration of operation (T), spread of

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