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Specalog for 797F Mining Truck AEHQ6039-02
797F Mining Truck Engine Weights – Approximate Engine Model Cat C175-20 Gross Machine Operating Weight (GMW) 623 690 kg 1,375,000 lb Gross Power – SAE J1995 2983 kW 4,000 hp Operating Specifi cations Net Power – SAE J1349 2828 kW 3,793 hp Nominal Payload Capacity 363 tonnes 400 tons 797F Features High Engine Performance The Cat C175-20 engine offers the perfect balance between power, robust design and economy. Power Shift Transmission Electronic Clutch Pressure Control (ECPC) gives the 797F seven speed transmission smooth shifts while providing constant power and effi ciency for peak power train performance. Reliable Mechanical Drive System The Cat mechanical drive power train provides unmatched operating effi ciency. Robust Braking Cat oil-cooled, multiple disc brakes offer exceptional, fade resistant braking in all haul road conditions. Truck Body A variety of Caterpillar designed and built bodies and liners ensure optimal performance and reliability in tough mining applications. Comfortable Cab Large, spacious cab offers unmatched visibility and exceptional operator comfort. Enhanced Serviceability Designed with improved serviceability points and grouped service locations so more time is spent on the haul road. Contents Power Train – Engine .........................................3 Power Train – Transmission ..............................4 Engine/Power Train Integration ........................5 Cat Braking System ............................................6 The Cat 797 is the leader in its class and the 797F Truck Body Systems ...........................................7 -
EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT OPTIMIZATION October 2011
Technical Report Documentation Page 1. Report No. 2. Government Accession No. 3. Recipient's Catalog No. FHWA/TX-11/0-6412-1 4. Title and Subtitle 5. Report Date EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT OPTIMIZATION October 2011 6. Performing Organization Code 7. Author(s) 8. Performing Organization Report No. UT Tyler: Wei Fan, Leonard Brown, Casey Patterson, Mike Winkler, Justin 0-6412-1 Schminkey, Kevin Western, Jason McQuigg, Heather Tilley CTR: Randy Machemehl, Katherine Kortum, Mason Gemar 9. Performing Organization Name and Address 10. Work Unit No. (TRAIS) College of Engineering and Computer Science The University of Texas at Tyler 11. Contract or Grant No. 3900 University Boulevard 0-6412 Tyler, TX 75799 Center for Transportation Research The University of Texas at Austin 1616 Guadalupe, Suite 4.202 Austin, TX 78701 12. Sponsoring Agency Name and Address 13. Type of Report and Period Covered Texas Department of Transportation Technical Report: Research and Technology Implementation Office September 2009 – August 2011 P.O. Box 5080 14. Sponsoring Agency Code Austin, Texas 78763-5080 15. Supplementary Notes Project performed in cooperation with the Texas Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration. Project Title: Equipment Replacement Optimization 16. Abstract TxDOT has a fleet value of approximately $500,000,000 with an annual turnover of about $50,000,000. Substantial cost savings with fleet management has been documented in the management science literature. For example, a 1983 Interfaces article discussed how Phillips Petroleum saved $90,000 annually by implementing an improved system for a fleet of 5300 vehicles. Scaling up to the TxDOT fleet, the corresponding savings would be around $350,000 in 2008 dollars. -
Haul Truck Payload Modelling Using Strut Pressures by Joshua C. Henze a Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requireme
Haul Truck Payload Modelling Using Strut Pressures by Joshua C. Henze A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Mining Engineering Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Alberta © Joshua C. Henze, 2015 Abstract Haul trucks are commonly used by surface mines to transport ore and waste material out of the mine. They account for a significant portion of the total equipment fleet and the maintenance budget. Their payloads are an important consideration when trying to improve truck reliability. Unbalanced payloads cause increased rack, pitch and roll events, resulting in increased failures and lost production. Excavator operators have a restricted visibility of the truck body during loading and limited aids to assist in balancing these loads. In order to provide a more accurate view of payload distribution, payload modelling software was developed based on previous work by Chamanara & Joseph [1]. Key goals were to increase the efficiency of the algorithms and identify future research required in order to facilitate real time use. Haul truck strut pressures were used to estimate and display the location and shape of the payload within the body of the truck. Two algorithms were used to determine shape and location respectively. Various methods were considered for each algorithm and evaluated based on processing speed and accuracy. To verify the software, data was gathered from an operating Caterpillar 785C and lab tests using a scale model of a Caterpillar 797B. This data was used to estimate payload distribution through the software model. Comparing the generated results with actual distributions, it was determined that this software could be suitable for use on material that has a relatively uniform distribution. -
Sales 305-592-0556 • Fax305-463-6063 Parts: 305-592-7763 • Fax:305-463-6066
Sales 305-592-0556 • Fax305-463-6063 Parts: 305-592-7763 • Fax:305-463-6066 www.kellytractor.com Quality you Can Trust rdc Line Product Sales: 305-592-0556 • Fax305-463-6063 • Parts: 305-592-7763 Fax: 305-463-6066 www.kellytractor.com Table of Contents CAT® PRODUCT LINE SULLIVAN PALATEK GENIE Portable Compressors….............................. 35 Telescopic & Articulated Boom Lifts……....... 68 Articulated Trucks….......................................... 1 Construction Air Tools…..................................36 - 37 Electric & Bi-energy BoomsLifts…................. 69 Backhoe Loaders…........................................... 1 Trailer Mounted Booms Lifts…...................... 69 Asphalt Pavers / Screeds…................................ 2 WEILER PAVING PROD. Slab & Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts…............... 70 Cold Planers / Reclaimers / Scrapers….... 3 Compact Paving Prod…..................................38 - 40 Work Platforms / Vertical Mast Lifts…........... 71 Skid Steer / Multi Terrain Loaders 4 Material lifts / Accessories….......................... 72 Telehandlers…...................................................... 4 BROCE BROOM Telehandlers & Attachments….......................... 73 Wheel Loaders…............................................. 5 - 6 Brooms & Sweepers….....................................41 - 42 Track Excavators….............................................. 7 - 8 LINK-BELT XTREME MANUF. Hyd. Mining Shovels / Material Handlers….. 9 Telehandlers…..................................................... 74 -
Mining Products and Services
MINING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TITAN MOVES THE WORLD™ TABLE OF CONTENTS NYLON VS. STEEL CASING .................... 3 UNDERCARRIAGE COMPONENTS ....22-25 007 MFT ............................................. 4-7 TRACK CHAINS ................................ 23 DTE4 ..................................................... 8 TRACK SHOES .................................. 24 DTH4 ..................................................... 9 ROLLERS .......................................... 25 LDR 250 (L-5) ....................................... 10 SPROCKETS AND SEGMENTS .......... 25 LDR 150 (L-4) ....................................... 10 MINING SERVICES ..........................26-27 LD UGM (L-5S)..................................... 11 TIRE TRACKING ............................... 26 INSTALLATION GUIDE ......................... 12 TYRESENSE ..................................... 27 EHD AND ACT WHEELS ...................13-17 VBOX ............................................... 27 SVM/OVM WHEELS .........................18-21 ABOUT TITAN INTERNATIONAL MINING SERVICES Titan International Inc. (TWI) is a publicly traded company on Titan is the only company the New York Stock Exchange. Headquartered in the heartland with the ability to design, test of the U.S. in Quincy, Illinois, Titan has grown to become a top and produce both wheels, global manufacturer of specialty tires, wheels and tracks. Titan tires and tracks for the moves the world with locations in North and South America, as mining market. Because of well as Europe, Africa and Australia. -
MECHANIC RUN OVER by HEAVY HAUL TRUCK Type of Incident: Fatality Date of Incident: July 8, 2008
MECHANIC RUN OVER BY HEAVY HAUL TRUCK Type of Incident: Fatality Date of Incident: July 8, 2008 File:F-671981 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION TITLE PAGE NUMBER 1.0 DATE AND TIME OF INCIDENT 3 2.0 NAME & ADDRESS OF PRINCIPAL PARTIES 3 2.1 Owners 3 2.2 Prime Contractor 3 2.3 Employer of Injured Worker 3 2.4 Employer of Other Workers 3 2.5 Worker 3 3.0 DESCRIPTION OF PRINCIPAL PARTIES 4 3.1 Owner of the Heavy Haul Truck 4 3.2 Owner of the Site 4 3.3 Prime Contractor 4 3.4 Employer 4 4.0 LOCATION OF INCIDENT 4 5.0 EQUIPMENT, MATERIAL AND OBSERVATIONS 5 5.1 Equipment and Material 5 5.2 Observations 6 6.0 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT 7 7.0 ANALYSIS 11 7.1 Direct Cause 11 7.2 Contributing Factors 11 8.0 FOLLOW-UP/ ACTION TAKEN 16 8.1 Occupational Health and Safety 16 8.2 Industry 17 8.3 Additional Measures 17 9.0 SIGNATURES 17 10.0 ATTACHMENTS 17 2 July 9, 2009 Alberta Employment and Immigration, Occupational Health and Safety File:F-671981 SECTION 1.0 DATE AND TIME OF INCIDENT 1.1 The incident occurred on July 8, 2008 at approximately 11:30 a.m. SECTION 2.0 NAME AND ADDRESS OF PRINCIPAL PARTIES 2.1 Owner(s) 2.1.1 Site owner Suncor Energy Inc. P.O. Box 4001 Fort McMurray, Alberta T9H 3E3 2.1.2 Owner of the 797F heavy haul truck Caterpillar Canada Corporation 10243-178 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5S 1M3 2.2 Prime Contractor 2.2.1 Suncor Energy Inc. -
FERREYROS Establishing MILESTONES
FERREYROS estaBLISHING MILESTONES ANNUAL REPORT 2010 MILESTONE. Important EVENT THat SETS A MARK IN History 1. ONE BILLION DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND MACHINES SOLD 1.000.000.000 FERREYROS ESTABLISHING MILESTONES 2010 will be remembered at the Ferreyros Organization trust placed by its clients, during the year Ferreyros by a milestone set by a team: Record sales of more than sold more than one thousand machines throughout the US$1 billion reached in Peru and Central America. Hand country, promising to offer first class post-sales support. in hand with this significant outcome and owing to the 2. THE FERREYROS ORGANIZATION EXPANDS ITS BORDERS FERREYROS ESTABLISHING MILESTONES The Ferreyros Organization achieved in 2010 a historic respective countries. Our internationalization already step: It reached beyond the borders of Peru with the began to yield results by contributing to the success acquisition of the companies of Gentrac Corporation, of the corporation and through the exchange of better representatives of Caterpillar in Guatemala, El Salvador practices. and Belize, leaders in the sales of machinery in their 3. THE LARGEST HAVE ALREADY ARRIVED IN PERU FERREYROS ESTABLISHING MILESTONES They can load 400 short tons, are close to eight meters they are operating at more than 4,000 m.a.s.l. tall – equivalent to a three-story building – and they Thus, Ferreyros and Caterpillar express their commitment have 4,000 HP power. In 2010, the Caterpillar 797F mining to offer solutions to take the efficiency of its clients’ trucks, the world’s largest, arrived in Peru, where operations to their highest level. 4. A FIRM RELATIONSHIP WITH A LEADING DISTRIBUTOR FERREYROS ESTABLISHING MILESTONES James Owens, CEO of Caterpillar, visited Ferreyros in in the country.