इंटरनेट मानक Disclosure to Promote the Right To Information Whereas the Parliament of India has set out to provide a practical regime of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of public authorities, in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority, and whereas the attached publication of the Bureau of Indian Standards is of particular interest to the public, particularly disadvantaged communities and those engaged in the pursuit of education and knowledge, the attached public safety standard is made available to promote the timely dissemination of this information in an accurate manner to the public. “जान1 का अ+धकार, जी1 का अ+धकार” “प0रा1 को छोड न’ 5 तरफ” Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan Jawaharlal Nehru “The Right to Information, The Right to Live” “Step Out From the Old to the New” IS 12226 (1995): Agricultural tractors - Power tests for drawbar - Test procedure [FAD 21: Farm Implements and Machinery] “!ान $ एक न’ भारत का +नम-ण” Satyanarayan Gangaram Pitroda ““IInnvveenntt aa NNeeww IInnddiiaa UUssiinngg KKnnoowwlleeddggee”” “!ान एक ऐसा खजाना > जो कभी च0राया नहB जा सकता हहहहै””ै” Bhartṛhari—Nītiśatakam “Knowledge is such a treasure which cannot be stolen” IS12228::181& mWlf 1fTifetl ~ ~~ - ~ '!ffmCf)"f ~ f~ ~ qU&l1Jf q-<:T~1JT ~T ( ~~T '!;;ft~ ) Indian Standard AGRICULTURAL ITRACTORS - POWER TESTS FOR DRAWBAR - TEST PROCEDURE ( First Revision) ICS 65'060'10 <C) DIS 1995 BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS MANAK. BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARO NEW DELHI 110002 PriceGroup 5 AMENDMENT NO. 1 APRIL 2006 TO IS12116:1995 AGRICULTURALTRACTORS- POWER TESTS FORDRAWBAR- TESTPROCEDURE (Page3,clause6.2,line6)- Substitute'12kmIhfor'16kmIh' t (FADII) ReprograpbyUrn!,DIS.NewDelhi.India Agricultural TractorsandPowerTillers,FAD 32 FOREWORD ThisIndianStandard(FirstRevision)wasadopted by the BureauofIndian Standards, after the draftfinaliz.d by tbe Agricultural Tractors and Power Tillers Sectional Committee had been approved bythe Foodand Agriculture Division Council. Drawbarisone ofthe importantpoweroutletin agricultural tractors. In orderto have a uniform practice in evaluating the drawbar power a need was felt to formulate this standard. This standardwasfirst publishedin 1987. In orderto align the test procedurewith latestISO Standard this standard hasbeen revised. In preparationofthis standard. assistance has been derived from ISO 789-9 :1990, Agricultural. Tractor- Test procedures- Powertestfor drawbarissued bythe International Organization for Standardization(ISO). This revision incorporatesamongotherthe following: a) Generallayoutofthe standard; b) Definition of the terms such as tractor mass, rated engine speed, drawbar power~ maximumdrawbarpull, SFC and dynamic radiusindex; c) Permissibletolerancesfor the measurementlimit, d) Running..in and preliminaryadjustment, e) Specificationoffuel to be used for testing, f) Ambientair temperature20°± ISoC, g) Methodfor measurementoffuel consumption,and h) Statementofpowerrating. IS 12226:1995 Indian Standard AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS - POWER TESTS FOR DRAWBAR - TEST PROCEDURE ( First Revision ) • SCOPE coveradistance of at least 20m, whicheveris longer. 1.1 This standard specifies test proceduresfor -determiningthe poweravailableat the drawbar 3.5 MaximumDrawbar Pull on agriculturaltractors of the wheeled, track layingor seml-track-Iayingtype. Maximumhorizontaldrawbarpull at a drawbar 1.1.1 The statement o'.f5.power rating of the hitchpoint recommended by the manufacturer drawbarisspecified in andcomplyingwith the limitations set forthin 5.7, 6.J and 6.2, whicha tractor can sustainin its longitudinalaxis. 2 NORMATIVE REFERENCES The standards given in Annex A contain 3.6 SpeclftcFuel Cousumption - (S,e 2.13 of provisions which, throughreferencein this text, IS 5994 :1987). constituteprovisions of this standard. At the time of publication. the editions indicated 3.7 Dynamic RadlasIndex/Typ. Roiling Radlas werevalid. - (Se,2.14ofIS 5994 : 1987 ). All standardsare subjectto revision,and parties to agreements based on this standard are 4 MEASUREMENT UNITSAND encouraged to investigate the possibility of PERMISSIBLE TOLERANCES .applyingthe most recent editions of the stan dardsindicatedin AnnexA. Forthe purposeof this standard, the measure mentunits and permissible tolerances as given 3 DEFINITIONS in4ofIS 5994:1987shall apply. Forthe purposeof this standard, the following 5 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS definitionsshall apply. 5.1 Specification 3.1 Wbeelbase - (See %.2ofIS 5994 : 1987). 3.2 TractorMasl The tractortested shall conform to the speci fication in the test report (see Annex B) and 3.2.1 Basic TractorMass(UnladenTractor) shall beusedin accordance with the manufac turer'srecommendationsfor normaloperation. Mass ofthe tractor in working orderwith full tanks and radiators. Optional front and rear weights (ballast), tyre ballast, the tractor 5.2 RUDnlng-loand PreliminaryAdjustments operator,mountedimplements, mounted equip ment or any specialized components are not The tractorshall berun-inpriorto the test. For included. spark-ignitionengines fitted withameansforthe operatorto vary the ratioofthefuel/airmixture, 3.2.2 BallastedTractor Mass (LadenTractor) the tests shall be carried out with the settings recommendedfor normal operation. Theadjust Mass 0fthe tractor ballasted according to 5.7 mentofthecarburettoror the injection pump for the performancetest giveRin 6. shall be the same as used inthe PTO power tests (see IS 12036 : 1995). Run-in shall be 3.3 RatedEnllneSpeed - (Sel2.7ofIS 5994 : done with the governorset at full throttle and 1987). with the engine operatingat rated speed. 3.4 DrawbarPower Where the same tractorisused for the drawbar Powermeasuredat the drawbar which can be and PTO (s~eIS 12036: 1~9S),the fuelsettings sustainedfor at least 208,or the timo neede d to shall not bechanged. IS12226:1995 5.3 FuellaDdLubrleantl the fuel injection pump is equivalent tothat whichexistswhen the tractor fuel tankishali Thecompression-ignition(diesel)fuel used for full. Thefuel temperatureshallbe comparable the test shall be the CSC referencefuel CBC to thatwhichoccursduring full loadoperation RP-03·A·84 (see Annex C). for 2hofthetractor when fuel is takenfrom thetractorfueltank. Efforts shall be madeto Thelubricantsused for the test shall comply limitthe temperaturevariations throughoutthe with the manufacturer's specification and be tests. The fuel consumption shall be measured identified by trade-name, type and viscosity when thetractortraversesa straight trackfor a class. Ifdifferent lubricants are used,precise minimumdistanceof100m, informationshallbe given as to wherethey are used(engine, transmission,etc ). When consumption is measured by volume. calculate the mass of fuel per unit of work usingthedensity corresponding to the appro Ifthe lubricant conforms to other nationalor priatefuel temperature. This value shall then InternationalStandards,a specific reference to be used to calculate the volumetric data using theseshallbegiven. thefuel densityat 15°C. NOTE- Incase reference fuel as specifiedisnot available the testinl authority shouldindicatein Alternatively, when the consumption is thetestreportthecorresponding characteristicsof measured by mass, calculate volumetric data thef"e1usedintestiDg. using the fuel density valueat 15°C. S.4 ADcillary Equipment 5.7 Ballastingand Tyre Pressure. Foralltests,accessories such as the hydraulic lift pump or air compressor may only be Ballast(weight)whichiscommerciallyavailable disconmctedifitispracticablefortheoperatorto and approvedby the manufacturer for use in do soas normalpracticein work,in accordance agriculture may also be fitted for wheeled' withthe operator's manual and without using tractors; liquid ballastin the tyre may also be tools,exceptas otherwise specified for a parti used. culartest. ifnot,theyshall remain connected andoperateat minimumload. Theoverallstaticloadon each tyre(including liquidballast in the tyres and a 75 kg mass If the tractor is equipped with devices that addedto the tractor to represent the driver) createvariable parasitic power lossessuchas a and the inflation pressure shall be within the variablespeedcoolingfan, intermittenthydrau limits specified by the tyre manufacturer. lic01' electrical demands, etc, the deviceshall Measureinflationpressure with the tyre valve notbe disconnectedoralteredfor test purposes. in the lowestposition. Ifit ispracticalfor the operator to disconnect thedeviceas outlined by the operator's man , TESTPROCEDUREFORDRAWBARTEST ual, it may be disconnected for test purposes, in which case thisshall be recordedin the test 6.1 General report. Measurethe drawbarperformanceofthe tractor Powervariations during tests caused by these on oneofthe following surfaces: devices exceeding±5percentshallbe recorded a) Forwheeledorrubber track tractors - a. in thetest reportin terms ofpercent variation clean, horizontal and dry concrete or fromthe mean. tarmacadam surface containing a mini mumnumberofjoints; 5.5 OperatiogConditions b) Forsteeltrack-laying tractors - flat, dry' Makeno correctionsto the measured values of and horizontalmown or grazedgrassland torqueor powerfor atmospheric conditionsor or in a horizontalsurface having equally otherfactors. Atmospheric pressure shallnot goodadhesioncharacteristics;and be less than 96.6 kPa. If this is not possible c) A moving surface (rotating drum or' becauseofaltitude, a modified carburettor or treadmill), providing resultsarecompa fuel pumpsettingmay have to be used,details ofwhichshall be includedin thereport. rable to those obtained OD the above' surfaces. Stable operating conditions shall have been attainedat each load setting before beginning State the type of surface in the report. ifa test measurements. rotating drum is used, report the diameterof: the drum. 5.6 FuelConlumptloD Donotmakethetestin gearsin whichthefor.· Arrange the fuel measurement apparatu s so wardspeedexceedsthe safety limits ofthe test.: that the fuel pressure at the carburettor or equipment. 2 IS 12%26:1995 "Thehoeofpullshall be horizontal Theheight whichmaximum powercan be producedup to ofthedrawbarshallrernamfixed In relation to thegearclosestto, but notexceeding, 16km.h thetractorandshall be suchthatthetractorcan Theresultsshall include drawbar power, pull, becontrolledat all times dunng the test For speed, slip, fuel consumption andatmospheric wheeledtractors,thefollowingformulaapphes conditions Anynoticeable wheel hop should be noted In the reportWithcorrespondingshp HMax== 08 X W X Z values at which It occurred For steel track F laying tractors. report the maximum drawbar pull as a foot note beneath the table giving drawbar perfornance figures If the maximum where pulloccursabove7percentslip WISthe static load exerted by the front wheels on theground,Innewtons Ifthe tractor has a hydrokmenc torquecon Z IS thewheelbase, In milhmetres, verterwhichcan be locked out by thedriver, carryoutthetestbothWiththetorqueconverter F ISthe drawbarpull,Innewtons,and InoperationandWIthItlockedout H ISthe static height of the hne of pull abovetheground, Inmilhmetres Ifthetractorhas a stepless variable transmrs sion, caryoutthetestat SIX transrmssionratios approximately equally spaced but mcludng -Aottttyhreeboergrinunbibnegrotrfacthketdreraadwbbaarrdtes,stm,tehaesuwreedigahtt Pthraotduactetwahbilcehs smhoawxiimngumdrapwobwaerrpoISweorb,tsapineeedd, thecentrelineofthe tyres or tracks,shall be at wheelor trackslip and fuel consumpnon as a least65percentoftheir height when new This function ofdrawbarpull height shall be measured usingthe technique andequipmentspecifiedInAnnex 0 6.3 Varying Drawbar Pull and Speed at Full Theatmospherictemperature at the test track Load shall be 2QoC ± 1SoC IfthetractorISnotfitted Witha power take-off Inthecaseoftractors havingdnvmgwheelsnot capableoftransmitting full engine power, the mechanicallylockedtogether,the revolutionsof drawbarpower and speedshall be measuredas eachwheelshould be separately recorded and a function ofdrawbar pullat full load Operate the shp calculated for each wheel If the the tractor, ballasted as forthe testsIn62, at results for each wheel differ by more than 5 the speed ratio grvmg maximum drawbar percent,they shouldbe checkedandseparately power Increase the drawbar pull untilmaxi reported mum drawbar power IS generated,and then mereise thedrawbtrpull further, to reduce the Slap of the drrvmg wheels or tracks shall be enginespeedIn approximately 10percentInter determinedby thefollowmg formula vals usingthespeedat maximum poweras 100 percent until either the drawbar pull reachesIts 100( NNi - No) smoamxeimoutmhevrahlurme,tmorgthceonsdliipnolnimsrptseciIfnied6b1y.1thoer l manufacturerISreeched Foreach Incrementof where drawbar pull, record speed, drawbar power, wheel or track slip, engine speedandatmos NilSthe sumoftherevolutionsofall dnvmg pherrcconditions wheelsortracks fora given distance,and Ifthetractor has a hydrokmetic torqueconver NoISthesumofthe revolutionsofall drivmg ter which can be locked out by the dnver, wheels or tracks for the same distance carryout the test both WIththetorqueconver.. whenthetractorIS driven WIthoutdraw terInoperationand WithItlocked out bar load at a speed of approximately 35km/h If the tractor changes the gear ratio setting Theshp of wheels or rubber tracks shallnot automaticallyWithIncreasing drawbar pull, end exceed 15percentandthatof steel tracks shall thetest at thefirst automatic ratiochange notexceed7 percent. 6.4Tea-HourTest 6.1 TransmissionCbaracterlsticTest For wheeled tractors, ballasted In accordance Measure the maximum drawbar power In, If WIth5.7, five-hour test given In 6.4.1 shall be possible, at least SIX gears between that In conducted followed by another five-hour test which maximum pull can be developed,Without givenIn 641Witha mmrmurn of timeInterval exceeding the shp hmits 10 6.1, and t hat In For track laying tractors, the test given 3 IS1222':1995 at 6.4.1 sha]!beconductedfor 10hoursinstead in'.2. The gear used shall be the fastest scar' of5hours. in which the requiredpull canbeobtained whe~ theengine isoperatingunderthe controlofthe 6.4.1 Five-hourTest at 75 perc,ntofth« Pull at governor. If necessary,supplementary ballast Maximum Pow,r may be added to reduce the wear ofthe tyres and to facilitate control of the tractor. The The ballastedwheeled tractor shall beoperated drawbarpull, speed and atmospheric conditions for Shourinagear normally used for agricul (temperature. pressure and relativehumidity) shall bereported. turalwork, such as ploughing. The drawbar pull shall be7Spercentof the pullat maximum power inthatgear. Values ofthe power, speed, 6.4.2.1 Ifthe tractorisfitted with hydrokinetic slip. fuelconsumption,and temperatureoffuel, torque:converterwhich can be 'locked out', by coolant and lubricating oil, and atmospheric the driver, the test shall becarriedout with the conditions (temperature, pressure and relative torqueconverterin operation. within the limi humidity)shall bereported. tations specified b} the manufacturer in his publishedinstructions. Ifthe limitingconditions 6.4.1.1 Ifthe tractorisfitted with hydrokinetic for operation of the torque converter are torqueconverterwhich can be 'locked out'by reached,the test shall be completed with the the driver,the test shall becarried out with the torque converter,'lockedout'. The respective torqueconverterin operation, within the limi durationsofthe two parts of the test shall be tationsspecified bythemanufacturerinhispub notedin the test report. Forfour wheel drive lishedinstructions. Ifthe limitingconditionsfor tractors, test with four wheel drive engaged operationofthe torque converter are reached, shall becarriedout. the test shallbecompletedwith the torque con verter 'locked out'. The respectivedurations NOTE- Ifthetractordoes notdevelop Sufficient powertoreachthe drawbarpulJcoincidingwith IS ofthe two partsof thetest shallbenoted in the perce.Dtwheel slipmeasured during the testspeci test report and the corresponding fuel con fied ,JD 6.2 the test shaJI be carried OUt at the sumptionshall beseparatelyreported. For four maximumdrawbarpull. wheel drive tractors,test with four wheeldrive engaged shall be carriedout. 6.5 StatementorPower Rating 6.4.2 Five-hour Test at the Drawbar Pull Coin The powar rating ofthe tractorisusually stated cidingwith 15percentWheelSlip asPTO power (see IS J2036 : 1995). Ifthe tractor. i~ not fitted with a PTO capable of The ballasted wheeledtractorshall be operated transmlttl~g the full power ofthe engine, the for 5hours at the drawbar pull giving IS per power ratingofthe tractorshall bestatedasthe centwheelslip measuredduringthetest specified power measured at the drawbar. ANNEX A ( Clause 2) LISTOFREFERREDINDIANSTANDARDS ISNo. Title ISNo. Titl~ 1448 Methods of test for petro [P :21]: 1992 Flash point (closed) by' leum and its products pensky-martens apparatus [P: 2) :1971 Acidity (first revision) (secondrevlsio") [P:4J:1984 Ash. sulphated ash and [P:25]: ]976 Determination of kinematic water soluble ash (second and dynamicviscosity (first revision) revision) [P:8]: 1967 Carbon residue by Rams [P :32J:1992 Densityand relativedensity bottom method (first (firstreviston) revision) [P :9]:1960 Cetane number [P •33] :1991 Sulphur by bomb method [P : 10] : 1970 Cloud point andpourpoint (secondbrrevision ) (fiirstrevlsto«) [P:40] : 1987 Water distillation(third [P: 15] :1976 Detection of copper corre revision sianfrompetroleumproduct bythe copperstrip tarnish 5994:1987 Test code for agriculture test (secondrevtsion) tractors [P:18]: 1991 Distillation(s~co1tdrev iston) 12036 :1995 Alricultural tractors - I P :20]: 1982 Flash pointbyAbelappara Test procedures - Power tus (first r~vlslDII) tests tor power take-oft' 4