lesson 6 Flashcards
referred as heavy duty vehicles
cons equip
equipment selection
operators, stay in site ; haulers transport materials to and from site
factors selection of cons equip
company, equip, site, manufact spec ; econo, labour considerations
type of cons equip
earth moving (heavyduty vehicles, material handling (hoisting and lifting), cons equip (ease the labor of mixing etc) ; cons vehicle (transfer mats.)
load material unto another machinery
loader
rear actor or back actor
backhoe
excavate/ move large objects
excavator
mostly used in road cons, maint. of dirt roads and gravel roads
graders
trenchers, the soil is removed in one movement
ditchers
used in mining, cons, agri,
scraper
combines the
stability of the crawler tractor with the
abilities of a wheel loader.
crawler loader
with a substantial metal plate to push soil…
bulldozer
loaded where it counts,
pushing the front-end bucket loader efficiency
higher.
loading shovel
suited for the rough and
tumble of mining & quarrying
operations, as well as for carrying bulk
loads in construction and
infrastructure industries.
tippers
an unpowered
vehicle towed by a powered vehicle.
trailer
road tanker, carry liquified loads, dry bulk cargo, or gases
tank truck
typical warehouse setting
forklift trucks
raising/lowering a load
hoist
transportation of heavy or bulky
materials.
conveyor
commonly employed in the
transport industry for the loading and
unloading of goods
crane
compact soil, gravel, conc, or asphalt
road roller
lay asphalt on roadways
paver
combines cement/aggregates
conc mixer
used to material soil through
compaction
compactor