Project High Speed Header (HSH) - Next generation combines

项目高速收割机(HSH)是一种破坏性拖拉机安装的联合收割机收割系统，避免了传统的高质量/高功率自行式机械的需要。HSH项目将在拖拉机安装的收割机内切割、脱粒和筛选谷物。它利用现有的农场拖拉机动力来推进。这是一个雄心勃勃的、变革性的、改变游戏规则的想法，降低了财务成本和环境影响-减少了与英国碳网零目标相关的端到端碳排放。大型机器导致土壤压实，其成本是新农民进入的障碍。它们需要非常大的领域，边界树篱和沟渠造成已知的、相应的和严重的生物多样性和碳库的损失。将农业转变为一种可持续的模式，以再生生物多样性，增加土壤的健康，并创建可行的碳库，需要整个农业系统的范式转变。要实现这一愿景，将需要新的农用车辆车队，这些车辆不仅产量高，而且重量轻、成本低且灵活。HSH项目开发了一种新型(专利)拖拉机安装的联合收割机，其中谷物脱粒并在收割机本身而不是内部滚筒内进行筛分。这一简单的创新显著降低了收割机的质量，实现了具有9米宽度的柔性拖拉机安装系统。HSH由Eyre拖车、农业工程师和HSH发明者与林肯农业食品技术研究所合作提供。

Project High-Speed Header (HSH) is a disruptive tractor mounted combine harvesting system avoiding the need for conventional high mass /power self-propelled machines. Project HSH cuts, threshes and will sieve grain within a tractor mounted header. It utilises existing on-farm tractor power for propulsion. It is an ambitious, transformational and game-changing idea with reduced financial cost and environmental impact - reduced end-to-end carbon emissions linked to the United Kingdom's carbon net-zero ambitions.Large machines cause soil compaction, and their cost is a barrier to entry to new farmers. They require very large fields, with known, consequential, and serious loss of biodiversity and carbon reservoirs from boundary hedges and ditches. Transforming agriculture to a sustainable model that regenerates biodiversity, increases the health of soils, and creates viable carbon stores requires a paradigm shift across the farming system. Delivering this vision will require new fleets of farm vehicles that are highly productive whilst light weight, low cost and flexible.Project HSH develops a novel (patented) tractor mounted combine harvesting implement, where grain is threshed and sieved inside the header _per se_ rather than an internal drum. This simple innovation significantly reduces harvester mass enabling a flexible tractor mounted system with 9m width headers.HSH is delivered by Eyre Trailers, agricultural engineers and HSH inventors, in collaboration with the Lincoln Institute of Agri Food Technology.