BIOMECHANICS OF TEAT/LINER INTERACTIONS.

R. S. Gates; N. R. Scott; R. E. Pitt; D. L. Bartel

BIOMECHANICS OF TEAT/LINER INTERACTIONS.

R. S. Gates, N. R. Scott, R. E. Pitt, D. L. Bartel

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Abstract

Measurements of the effective teat load caused by the liner during machine milking were used as boundary conditions for a nonliner elastic, finite deformation model of the teat. Predicted stresses in the teat show a marked difference between linerless milking and conventional machine milking.

Original language	English (US)
Journal	Paper - American Society of Agricultural Engineers
State	Published - 1984
Externally published	Yes

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