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September 10, 2025AgricultureOpen Access

Design and Experiment of Self-Propelled High-Stem Chrysanthemum coronarium Orderly Harvester

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DLDaipeng LuJiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences WWWei WangQinghai University YLYueyue LiChinese PLA General Hospital

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This research demonstrates the effectiveness of a self-propelled harvester in reducing harvesting loss rate and improving collection efficiency for chrysanthemum coronarium.

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The harvester achieved an average harvesting loss rate of 4.45%, indicating effective performance in mechanized harvesting.
Field tests confirmed the harvester's orderliness at 92.57%, suggesting it can efficiently collect high-stem chrysanthemum.
The design included critical components like a reciprocating cutting mechanism, structurally analyzed for optimal performance.
Experimental results validated the optimization model, which determined ideal speeds for cutting and conveying processes.

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Lu et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1d7f654b1d3bfb60fa0ed https://doi.org/10.3390/agriculture15171848

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This research demonstrates the effectiveness of a self-propelled harvester in reducing harvesting loss rate and improving collection efficiency for chrysanthemum coronarium.

Design and Experiment of Self-Propelled High-Stem Chrysanthemum coronarium Orderly Harvester

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Design and Experiment of Self-Propelled High-Stem Chrysanthemum coronarium Orderly Harvester

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