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Computer Aided Design of Oval Gear of Separating—planting Mechanism with Planetary Gears of Non-eccentricity Abstract： Separating—Planting Mechanism with Planetary Gears of Non-Eccentricity is a new—type mechanism ．The mechanism is constituted by three parts they are oval gear transmission division，planetary gear transmission division and plant the arm．Basic thought of designing is adopting oval gear transmission，choice the fit construction parameter to ensure Asymmetry transmission ratio and screw the angle relation of the request of transplant rice seedling．The thesis will expatiate how to computer geometric pare meter of oval gear， analysis transmission character of oval gear，and ensure transmission ratio and Angle of pressure in the period of Engagement of oval gear. Key words： agricultural engineering；separating-planting mechanism with planetary gears of nn-eccentricity；design；oval gearcomputer aided design Transplanting Mechanism with Planetary Gears works As shown in Figure 1, the diagram of The Planetary Gears rice transplanter transplanting mechanism make up with four congruent the Zhengyuan gear and 3 congruent oval gear. 3 rotation center of the oval gear are in the focus of the oval ear, They have same initial phase. The center oval gear (3) (also called sun wheel) fixed . Gearbox (equivalent carrier) is drived by the central axis, the equivalent of a prime mover pieces rotate around the rotation center 0 of the sun wheel. Since the two oval gears (3) and (4) engages that caused the change of the transmission ratio, so the two planets circle gear that symmetrical arrangement are swinging back and forth, seedling claw move at the required posture (Angular displacement and trajectory). The basic idea of the design is use the non-uniform drive of oval gear pair and select the appropriate structural parameters to find the work trajectory, the take seedlings angle and the planting angle that meet planting requirements. 1. Planetary circular gear 2. Intermedi