01-09-2016, 11:19 AM
Efficient stockyard management
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Features
High capacity stockpiling and reclaiming
One operator can control all system functions, as well as oversee machine status and perform troubleshooting - either from a remote control room, or from a sensibly arranged, ergonomic operator’s cab.
Operates in cold weather.
Automatic pile management system prevents intermixing materials. Machine automatically knows where each material is located in the storage yard
Benefits
Efficient and automated stockpile management.
Provides more live storage capacity.
Blending ability.
Often less costly than operating and maintaining a dozer fleet.
How it works
Two functions:
Stacking function – Receiving bulk material from a yard conveyor and transfer it to configured storage pile patterns (e.g. chevron, windrow and cone).
Reclaiming function – Recovering material from stockpiles and transfer it onto a yard conveyor for further disbursement or use.
All functions can be controlled remotely.
Three basic movements:
Luffing - This is the vertical up/down movement of the boom powered by two hydraulic cylinders.
Travelling - Travel trucks (usually in multiples of 4) move the machine on rail track along the stockpile yard.
Slewing - This is rotation of the boom around its central axis to align or place the stockpile where required.
2
Features
High capacity stockpiling and reclaiming
One operator can control all system functions, as well as oversee machine status and perform troubleshooting - either from a remote control room, or from a sensibly arranged, ergonomic operator’s cab.
Operates in cold weather.
Automatic pile management system prevents intermixing materials. Machine automatically knows where each material is located in the storage yard
Benefits
Efficient and automated stockpile management.
Provides more live storage capacity.
Blending ability.
Often less costly than operating and maintaining a dozer fleet.
How it works
Two functions:
Stacking function – Receiving bulk material from a yard conveyor and transfer it to configured storage pile patterns (e.g. chevron, windrow and cone).
Reclaiming function – Recovering material from stockpiles and transfer it onto a yard conveyor for further disbursement or use.
All functions can be controlled remotely.
Three basic movements:
Luffing - This is the vertical up/down movement of the boom powered by two hydraulic cylinders.
Travelling - Travel trucks (usually in multiples of 4) move the machine on rail track along the stockpile yard.
Slewing - This is rotation of the boom around its central axis to align or place the stockpile where required.
