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Fig 1.

Diagram of adjustable feeding and bale-breaking device.

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Fig 2.

Analysis of force and movement of the straw bale-breaking and feeding process.

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Fig 3.

Model of feeding and breaking device and square-bale maize straw.

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Table 1.

Simulation parameters of the feeding device.

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Table 2.

Levels and codes of experimental variables.

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Fig 4.

Four stages of feeding square-bale maize straw.

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Fig 5.

Change curve of bonding-bond corresponding to the four stages of feeding.

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Table 3.

Factors and responses of experiments.

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Table 4.

ANOVA results for experimental data.

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Fig 6.

Response surfaces and corresponding contour plots showing the interactions.

(a) bale-breaking roller rotating speed (x1) and bale-breaking roller height (x2) on bonding bond destruction rate (Y1), (b) bale-breaking roller rotating speed (x1) and bale-breaking knife quantity (x3) on bonding bond destruction rate (Y1), (c) bale-breaking roller height (x2) and bale-breaking knife quantity (x3) on bonding bond destruction rate (Y1), (d) bale-breaking roller rotating speed (x1) and bale-breaking roller height (x2) on particle average speed (Y2), (e) bale-breaking roller rotating speed (x1) and bale-breaking knife quantity (x3) on particle average speed (Y2), and (f) bale-breaking roller height (x2) and bale-breaking knife quantity (x3) on particle average speed (Y2).

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Fig 7.

Experiment collected sample of the square-bale maize straw.

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