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To realize the intelligent production of straw bales and improve their economy, the density of straw bales in the working process of large-scale steel roller-type round balers must be measured in real time. Therefore, this study analyzes the forces acting on steel rollers and bales in the bale rolling process, constructs a mathematical model to predict the density of molded bales, and proposes a method for dynamically measuring the density of bales in a round bale machine. Sunflower straw was selected as the test material, and a bale density model validation test was conducted at a test stand. The results showed that the accuracy of the measured bale density of the data acquisition system ranged from 93% to 97%, verifying that the mathematical model for bale density prediction had good accuracy. This study provided an effective strategy for round baler design.
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