Department of Farm Power and Machinery: Recent submissions

  • Mahesh Babu, T; Preman, P S (Department of Farm Machinery & Power Engineering, 2024)
    India is the largest producer of spices in the world and ginger contributes 43.00 per cent of world production of ginger. Ginger, turmeric, garlic, clove, etc. are some of the common spice crops. The production of ginger ...
  • Kumar, Amit; Jayayan P R, (Guide) (Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, 2024)
    Addressing the global population surge expected to reach 10.4 billion by the mid-2080s, especially in densely populated regions like India, poses significant agricultural challenges. Integrating pulses into sustainable ...
  • Archana, IB; Akshay Parameswaran; Abhirami Bhaskar; Archana, A; Jayan, PR (Guide) (Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, 2024)
    Increase in world population, and rising living standards and industrialisation are driving global energy demand further upwards. To meet sustainable development goals and energy demand, the energy sector must be transformed ...
  • Sumith Raju; Justin Basil Isac; Soorya Surendran; Afna Sharin, EP; Sindhu Bhaskar, (Guide) (Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, 2024)
    Nowadays, harvesting delicate and high-value fruits, vegetables, and edible fungi requires a large input of manual human labour. Robotic systems that selectively harvest crops are being developed. Robotic grippers serve ...
  • Harsha, P; Nithya Robert; Fathima Mariyam Saadiya; Dilkhush Giri; Dhalin, D (Guide) (Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, 2024)
    A specialized coconut embryo plug scooping tool was developed to effectively extract the coconut endosperm along with the coconut embryo. The equipment comprises several key components like a scooping tool tip designed ...
  • Meharban Shah, UM; Abhaya C Anil; Aditya Tiwari; Shubham Sonu; Sanchu Sukumaran (Guide) (Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, 2024)
    Mechanization indeed presents a promising solution to address the challenges faced in agriculture, particularly in regions where labour shortages are prevalent. The decreasing rural population is becoming increasingly ...
  • RAVEENDRANATHAN, VARUN; P R, JAYAN (Guide) (Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, 2024)
    In the traditional Kaipad paddy cultivation method, the process includes creating mounds for planting germinated seeds. These mounds are left in the field for around 45 days, allowing leaching to decrease soil salinity ...
  • K, RANJISHA; Bhaskar, Sindhu (Guide) (Department of Farm Power Machinery and Power engineering, 2023)
    The pineapple is a tropical plant with an edible fruit and is the most economically significant plant in the family Bromeliaceae. Pineapples grow as a small shrub and is normally propagated from the suckers produced ...
  • SAM, BINI (DEPARTMENT OF FARM MACHINERY AND POWER ENGINEERING, 2023)
    Tillage is the physical manipulation of soil with tools and equipment to achieve good tilth for enhanced seed generation and subsequent crop growth. A spading machine works as an alternative to the plough for primary ...
  • KALYAN CHAKRAVARTHI, N. L; Jayan, P. R (2023)
    The harvesting of tuber crops is one of the serious bottlenecks in the tuber crop production value chain which requires immediate attention for developing appropriate mechanical harvesting technology. The conventional ...
  • FATHIMA RANA T; AARIFF.S; NADHIYA.C; ANUSREE S KUMAR; PREMAN P S (GUIDE) (2023)
    A self-propelled paddy seeder with cell feed seed metering system is developed. The machine is equipped with prime mover of 1.51 kW two stroke petrol engine to drive two paddle wheels and the seed metering mechanism. ...
  • ABINA M C; NAVANEETH K P; RENJITHA N R; YADHU KRISHNAN B; Dhalin. D (Guide) (Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, 2023)
    A retractable arm mounted pesticide applicator was developed to apply liquid formulations accurately to the banana leaf axils without disturbing the canopy. The equipment consists of a telescopic pole, a retractable ...
  • ATHUL KRISHNA P; JIHANA P; MOHAMMAD AFSAL; VEENA VINOD K; SINDHU BHASKAR (Guide) (2023)
    Theobromine, also known as xantheose, is the principal alkaloid of Theobroma cocoa. During fermentation of cocoa bean, theobromine content increases and some are migrated to cocoa bean shell. Since cocoa bean shell is ...
  • AMAL KRISHNA N U; AYSWARYA V P; LAKSHMY ANIL; THOUFEER SABITH (Department od farm power machinery and Power engineering, 2023)
    ABSTRACT Animal invasion and human animal conflict is a major problem faced by farmers especially who lives nearby forest areas. Human animal conflict refers to negative interaction between humans and wildlife that ...
  • ATHIRA V S; Manoj Mathew (Guide) (Department od farm power machinery and Power engineering, 2023)
    Rice (Oryza sativa) one of the major staple diet of world belongs to genus Oryza of Gramineae family. The farmers are now being encouraged to adopt direct seeding of rice in place of conventional transplanting. Direct ...
  • SREERAG K P; Manoj Mathew (Guide) (Department od farm power machinery and Power engineering, 2023)
    Rice (Oryza sativa) is one of the most important crops in India and occupies about 22 per cent of gross cropped area of the country. In India, the rice crop is highly dependent on the southwest monsoon, which occurs ...
  • KANDULA VAMSHIKRISHNA; Shivaji K. P (Guide) (Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, 2023)
    In India about 65 per cent of population eat rice and it is the main income source and the demand for rice is growing with ever increasing population. Manual transplanting of rice is a labour intensive, time consuming ...
  • JINUKALA, SRINIVAS; JAYAN, P.R (Guide) (Department of Farm Machineryand Power Engineering, 2023)
  • Venkata Reddy H.K, Manoj Mathew (Department of Farm Machineryand Power Engineering, 2022)
    Sowing accounts for 18.0 per cent of labour utilization in India which indicates that sowing of seeds is a highly labour-intensive operation. The major constraint in sowing is the non-availability of labour in time, ...
  • Amsuja v Ajayan, Er. Sindhu Bhaskar (Department of farm machinery and power engineering, 2022)
    Black pepper is a perennial crop and one of India's most economically significant spices. It has a high commercial value in the market all around the world. Its fruit is harvested, dried, and powdered for many cuisines ...

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