Processing of cutting parts of agricultural machinery

Abstract

The article aims to develop a technology to finish cutting parts for agricultural machines. To date, prior scientific research has been conducted on finishing methods for agricultural parts, encompassing the use of carburization, nitriding, chemical-thermal treatment, and the formation of steel structures, as well as their properties. The research carried out by scientists on the processing technologies for low-carbon steels of grades 40KH, 45KHN and 55KHGR has been studied, leading to the development of new techniques. This research led to the development of new techniques. Technical abbreviations used will be explained upon their first utilization. It is important to acknowledge that the language used is unbiased in nature, and the text is devoid of filler words while exhibiting a structured and logical flow of information. Finally, precision in the choice of words is of the utmost importance, so subject-specific vocabulary was used where necessary. In light of the experimental studies, a cutting-edge technology for finishing cotton harvester segments was created that employs high-temperature carburization and high-temperature coating.