Abstract:Aiming at the problem that corn stubble is large and easily entangled with residual film, which makes it difficult for film rolls to be baled and easy to be scattered, a tilting angle kneading residual film baling device suitable for corn stubble crops was designed. Through the design and optimization of the baling support frame and baling space, the friction force on the film rolls in the baling process was improved to make the film rolls easier to be baled. The force analysis model of the baling device was established. By analyzing and optimizing the experimental parameters through field tests and Design-Expert 13, it was determined that the primary and secondary orders affecting the bale formation rate were baling belt friction coefficient, baling space angle and forward speed, and the primary and secondary orders affecting the film roll density were baling space angle, forward speed and baling belt friction coefficient. The optimized theoretical best parameter combinations were forward speed of 6.758km/h, baling belt friction coefficient of 1.378, baling space angle of 55°, under which can be concluded that the bale formation rate reached 100%, the film roll density was 131.835kg/m3. Under the condition of advancing speed of 6.8km/h, the pattern of baling tape was a word pattern (μ=1.38), and the baling space angle was 55°, the actual bale formation rate was 100%, the density of film rolls was 127.31kg/m3, and the film roll density error was 3.55%, which confirmed that the model was in line with the actual situation, meeting the operational requirements, and providing practical basis for the technological innovation of residual film recycling.