Technodiversity glossary is a result of the ERASMUS+ project No. 2021-1-DE01-KA220-HED-000032038.
The glossary is linked with the project results of Technodiversity. It has been developed by
Jörn Erler, TU Dresden, Germany (project leader); Clara Bade, TU Dresden, Germany; Mariusz Bembenek, PULS Poznan, Poland; Stelian Alexandru Borz, UNITV Brasov, Romania; Andreja Duka, UNIZG Zagreb, Croatia; Ola Lindroos, SLU Umeå, Sweden; Mikael Lundbäck, SLU Umeå, Sweden; Natascia Magagnotti, CNR Florence, Italy; Piotr Mederski, PULS Poznan, Poland; Nathalie Mionetto, FCBA Champs sur Marne, France; Marco Simonetti, CNR Rome, Italy; Raffaele Spinelli, CNR Florence, Italy; Karl Stampfer, BOKU Vienna, Austria.
The project-time was from November 2021 until March 2024.
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SP-23-33 mechanized forwarding of short logs with forwarderPicking up logs that are stored alongside skid road, normally separating different assortments, forwarding them to forest road, unloading.
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SP-23-33 mechanized forwarding of short logs with tractor and trailerPicking up
logs that are stored alongside skid road, normally
separating different assortments, only forwarding together in order to utilize
the trailer, transporting to forest road, unloading.
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SP-23-34 mechanized chipping of residues on the trailLogs are
chipped by a self-propelled chipper or a tractor-powered chipper, fed by a
loader. Chips are blown into an integral bin, a bin trailer, towed by the same
tractor or by an accompanying machine. The most effective team is that composed by a
self-propelled chipper with integral loader and bin and a chip-shuttle
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Literature: Spinelli & Hartsough 2001, Spinelli & Magagnotti 2010, and many more | |
SP-31-32 delimbingsee SP-x1-x2 delimbing | |
SP-31-33 mechanized processing on the forest roadProcessor
(or harvester) standing on forest road and processing
the skidded full trees, which are stored. ![]() Advantages
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SP-31-34 mechanized chipping of full trees at forest roadFull trees are chipped at a roadside landing ![]() Advantages
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Literature: Eliasson, L., Von Hofsten, H., Johannesson, T., Spinelli, R., Tierfelder, T., 2015: Effects of sieve size on chipper productivity, fuel consumption and chip size distribution for open drum chippers. Croatian Journal of Forest Engineering 36: 11-17. | |
SP-32-33 cross-cuttingsee SP-x2-x3 cross-cutting | |
SP-32-34 mechanized chipping of tree lengths at forest roadTree lengths that are stored at the forest road are chipped. Advantages
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SP-33-34 mechanized chipping of short logs at forest roadLogs are chipped from stacks piled at the roadside. The work can be done with any chipper, in any configurations. Chips can be discharged directly onto trucks, onto tractor- trailers or on the ground. Surge bins can also be used ![]()
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SP-x1-x2 manual delimbingLimbs are to be cut by axe or comparable knives: with one cut the branch should be separated - therefore more suitable for younger trees and conifer species ![]() Advantages
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