An edition of Mechanical technology in agriculture
(1998)
Mechanical technology in agriculture
by Donald M. Johnson
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Agricultural mechanization is the use of power and machinery to produce food and fiber. This has included the development of agricultural tools and machines, energy and power, irrigation and drainage, structures for animal housing and crop storage, and electrification. - p. 3.
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Mechanical technology in agriculture
1998, Interstate Publishers
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0813430178 9780813430171
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Table of Contents
Technology in agriculture
Characteristics of electricity
Understanding electrical circuits
Planning electrical service
Electrical wiring : basic materials, devices, and procedures
Selecting and using electric motors
Understanding electronics in agriculture
How internal combustion engines operate
Determining engine power and efficiency
Engine primary system components and functions
Understanding and maintaining auxiliary systems
Practicing preventive maintenance
Using the principles of hydraulics
Hydraulic system components and functions
Designing a hydraulic system
Planning for construction and maintenance
Fabricating metals
Wood and masonry structures
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 621-622) and index.
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