Nilolay Zagainov

Mr. Nilolay Zagainov

Northwest A&F University, Yangling, Shaanxi, 712100, China

Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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26 June 2021 in Agriculture
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Adilet Muhituly SugirbayAdilet Muhituly Sugirbay
Adilet Muhituly Sugirbay
JZJian Zhao
Jian Zhao
SNSayakhat Nukeshev
Sayakhat Nukeshev
JCJun Chen
Jun Chen
NZNilolay Zagainov
Nilolay Zagainov
ZWZhiwei Wang
Zhiwei Wang
Investigating the interactions of granular fertilizers with various types of equipment is an essential part of agricultural research. A numerical technique simulating the mechanical behavior of granular assemblies has the advantage of data trackings, such as the trajectories, velocities, and transient forces of the particles at any stage of the test. The interaction parameters were calibrated to simulate responses of granular fertilizers in EDEM, a discrete element method (DEM) software. Without a proper calibration of the interaction parameters between the granular fertilizers and various materials, the simulations may not represent the real behavior of the granular fertilizers. Therefore, in this study, a strategy is presented to identify and select a set of DEM input parameters of granular fertilizers using the central composite design (CCD) to establish the nonlinear relationship between the dynamic macroscopic granular fertilizer properties and the DEM parameters. The determined interaction properties can be used to simulate granular fertilizers in EDEM.

1 January 2023 in International Journal of Agricultural and Biological Engineering
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Adilet Muhituly SugirbayAdilet Muhituly Sugirbay
Adilet Muhituly Sugirbay
KZKaiyuan Zhao
Kaiyuan Zhao
GLGuangyao Liu
Guangyao Liu
SNSayakhat Nukeshev
Sayakhat Nukeshev
JCJun Chen
Jun Chen
MMMarat Muratkhan
Marat Muratkhan
Investigation of the pin-roller metering device and tube effect for wheat seeds and granular fertilizers based on DEM