EJPAU 2012. Komárková-Kinská V. , Komárek M. HARVESTER TECHNOLOGIES IN MOUNTAINOUS CONDITIONS

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2012
Volume 15
Issue 1

Topic:

Forestry

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Komárková-Kinská V. , Komárek M. 2012. HARVESTER TECHNOLOGIES IN MOUNTAINOUS CONDITIONS, EJPAU 15(1), #08.
Available Online: http://www.ejpau.media.pl/volume15/issue1/abs-08.html

HARVESTER TECHNOLOGIES IN MOUNTAINOUS CONDITIONS

Venuše Komárková-Kinská, Miloslav Komárek
Pradědský lesní závod, a.s.,Vrbno pod Pradědem, Czech Republic

ABSTRACT

The example of deploying the John Deere 1070 DT 3 harvester in the conditions of the Jeseníky Mountains demonstrates the dependences of the costs of the harvester technology on the conditions. There is an example of a quality designed forest transport network in this area which enables using modern harvesting-transportation technologies as well as using a cableway in terrains with high gradients.

Key words: harvester technologies, forest transport network, terrain gradients, timber storage, harvester outputs, harvesting costs.

Venuše Komárková-Kinská
Pradědský lesní závod, a.s.,Vrbno pod Pradědem, Czech Republic
Nádražní 599. Vrbno pod Pradědem,79326, Czech Republic
Phone: +420 554 788 120
email: komarkovi@plz.cz

Miloslav Komárek
Pradědský lesní závod, a.s.,Vrbno pod Pradědem, Czech Republic
Nádražní 599. Vrbno pod Pradědem,79326, Czech Republic

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