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- Fuel System Of power Chain Saw and its Defects and Remedies
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Indian Forester, Vol 112, No 3 (1986), Pagination: 241-252Abstract
The paper basically deals with the functioning of the Carburettor of the Power Chain Saw. The use of Power Chain Saw is very less in Indian conditions, as compared to foreign countries. This is mainly on account of defects arising in it while in operation in the field and lack of knowledge regarding its functions among the forestry workers and staff handling the power chain saw. The defects in the fuel system are mentioned in detail along with the possible solutions, so that the workers and, staff handling the Power Chain Saw can work with it, without any undue hindrance in the field.
- Intermediate Support for Use with Wire Skidding Equipment for Multiple Span Wire Skidding
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Indian Forester, Vol 112, No 5 (1986), Pagination: 399-406Abstract
Single span Wire Skidding has been quite successful in the transportation of pulpwood in the hilly areas. In Indian conditions, the direction, slope and gradients of the hills are changed abruptly, single line wire skidding can not work and hence multiple span wire skidding has to be resorted. For successful completion of multiple span skidding an intermediate support was designed and fabricated by the logging branch which as put to trial use in the Eastern Ghat forests of Andhra Pradesh. More than 83.90% of the load passed successfully over this support.- Studies on the Performance of Existing Logging Tools of Southern India, their Maintenance and Improvements for better Efficiency
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Indian Forester, Vol 112, No 9 (1986), Pagination: 773-782Abstract
Wood harvesting by different kinds of logging equipment is done in different parts of India. The efficiency and overall output of the logging operations depends upon the performance and maintenance of logging tools. Logging Branch, Forest Research Institute carried out survey of the existing logging equipments prevalent in South India. The efficiency and output of these tools was studied before and after regular field maintenance. The results indicate that after maintenance of Peg-tooth Saw, the efficieitcy and production of the worker increases, whereas the energy expenditure on the labours is reduced. For smooth working, improvements in the handle of Peg-tooth Saw is suggested. It is also suggested that equipments should be purchased as per standard approved by Logging Development Institute and Logging Branch of Forest Research Institute, Dehra Dun.- Some Aspects of Maintaining the Cutting Chain of Power Chain Saw
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