Research Article
Research on Innovative Design and Evaluation of Agricultural Machinery Products
Table 7
Number of times inventive principles are used by improving shape parameters.
| Principle of invention | Num | Principle of invention | Num | Principle of invention | Num | Principle of invention | Num |
| 1. Segmentation | 9 | 11. Cushion in advance | 0 | 21. Rushing through | 0 | 31. Use of Porous material | 0 | 2. Extraction | 5 | 12. Equipotentiality | 0 | 22. Convert harm into benefit | 4 | 32. Changing the color | 7 | 3. Local conditions | 2 | 13. Inversion | 4 | 23. Feedback | 0 | 33. Homogeneity | 1 | 4. Asymmetry | 5 | 14. Spheroidality | 9 | 24. Mediator | 0 | 34. Rejecting and regenerating parts | 7 | 5. Combining | 3 | 15. Dynamicity | 9 | 25. Self-service | 1 | 35. Transformation of physical and chemical states of an object | 6 | 6. Universality | 2 | 16. Partial or overdone action | 2 | 26. Copying | 4 | 36. Phase transition | 1 | 7. Nesting | 2 | 17. Moving to a new dimension | 3 | 27. An inexpensive short-life object instead of an expensive durable one | 0 | 37. Thermal expansion | 1 | 8. Counterweight | 1 | 18. Mechanical vibration | 2 | 28. Replacement of a mechanical system | 3 | 38. Using strong oxidizers | 0 | 9. Prior counter | 1 | 19. Periodic action | 1 | 29. Use a pneumatic or hydraulic construction | 5 | 39. Inert environment | 1 | 10. Prior action | 10 | 20. Continuity of useful action | 0 | 30. Flexible film or hydraulic construction | 2 | 40. Composite materials | 5 |
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