Chapter 4
— David Wagner 2007/06/29 15:40
Problem 1.
Problem 2.
Load:10 LCY,
Cycle Time: 0.15 min,
Distance: 95',
Haul Time:
0.72 min,
Return Time:
0.22 min,
Cycle Time:
1.09 min,
Productivity:
457
| 457 LCY/hr |
|---|
Problem 3.
N=5<5.2 → eq. 4-17:
231 BCY/hr,
Unit Cost:
0.61
| $0.61/BCY |
|---|
Problem 4.
Grade:
=8%
Total Resistance:
13112 lb
Regular Pull:
14569 lb [fig 4-2]→ 9 mph
| 9 mph |
|---|
Problem 5.
BFF[tnl 3-2]:0.95; BV=4*0.95=3.8 LCY; Basic Cycle Time [tbl 4-6]: 0.35 min; Effective grade: 120/20=6%; Total Time [fig 4-15]=0.5 min
Productivity:
224 LCY/hr; time=3000/224=13.4 hr
| 13.4 hr |
|---|
Problem 6.
EG= 5 + 120/20 = 11%; Loaded Time: [fig 4-4] 6.2 min
EG = -5 + 120/20 = 1%; Empty Time: [fig 4-6] 1.7 min
| 7.9 min |
|---|
Problem 7.
Load Time:
2.4 min
a.
6 Trucks
b.
240 BCY
c. Unit Cost:
$0.67 /BCY
Problem 8.
- Traction Coefficient[tbl. 4-2]: 0.60
- Maximum Usable Pull:
23232 lb - Grade Resistance: 70400G
- Rolling Resistance:
3520 lb
Total Resistance:
0.28
| 28% Grade |
|---|
Problem 9.
Pull scrapers pick up dirt in one or more pans when pulled by a tractor. They can be used for adverse soil conditions when towed by a tractor with high-flotation tires, and can be loaded without pusher assistance in sandy and sandy-clay soils. Though relatively inexpensive, they can be very productive on medium hauls in suitable soils.

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