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Piling Rigs: Major Advances with Piling Rigs Will Improve the Construction of Civil Structures P37 www.worldhighways.com OCTOBER 2020 OSTED R P ES & PO D N E S T I N B I L R Y P • • T O T N R I E R D P U T C O E FO OU N R CARBO Piling rigs: Major advances with piling rigs will improve the construction of civil structures p37 Key project: Highway & safety: Bitumen Norway’s new Global road safety; technology: road link p20 work zones, lighting p26 New additive offerings p54 AT YOUR FINGERTIPS The operator’s interface provides the operator with all of the necessary setting options required and presents the operator with the correct information at all times. This allows the operator to max- imize uptime. Dynapac Seismic increases productivity with top-qual- ity results in the shortest amount of time. Dynapac Compaction Meter and Dyn@Lyzer displays the compaction results in easy to un- derstand graphics and eliminates any wasted time on unnecessary passes that are often made “just to be on the safe side”. By using Dynapac’s tools, you can avoid needless wear and tear and secure Dynapac’s great second hand value. A WINNING TRACK Dynapac’s first step in letting a machine automatically decide com- paction parameters was the introduction of Active Bouncing Control. If the compaction energy returns to the machine with the possibility of causing damage, vibration is actively shut off. This technology prevents unnecessary bouncing which saves the machine from downtime and secures a high second-hand value. With Dynapac Seismic, we continue to stay on our winning track of technology by automatically controlling the frequency to get perfect compaction. TURN ON, TUNE IN AND ROLL OUT Recognizing the dynamic characteristics of a certain soil just by looking at it is impossible. With Dynapac Seismic, the roller auto- DYNAPAC SEISMIC matically determines the natural frequency of the soil and adjusts to DOES IT DIFFERENTLY it. This saves both time and fuel consumption, makes it easier on the environment and reduces the wear of the machine. Conventional vibratory compactors deliver a rapid succession of impacts to the soil surface at a fre- Dynapac Seismic is the innovation that lets the roller determine the quency that is either pre-set at a high or low ampli- optimal frequency for any compacted material, monitoring the vari- ations and constantly adjusting to the changing conditions automat- tude or at a frequency that is adjusted manually. ically. It will be a standard feature for CA1500-6500 rollers together with the Dynapac Compaction Meter. Dynapac Seismic does it differently. Since the drum and the soil act as one dynamic system, several With the frequency automatically optimized at all times, Dynapac benefits can be found from the system’s natural Seismic will reduce fuel consumption, eliminate any frequency. At the natural frequency, the drum unnecessary wear and tear and even reduce the number of passes required to amplitude is enhanced significantly, since energy is reach the optimum compaction. automatically fed to the system at exactly the right Let the machine feel the soil time. This, in turn, maximizes the contact force be- and cooperate with it! tween the drum and the ground, yielding maximized compaction and energy efficiency. The best compaction parameters guarantee an optimal output. A machine that can determine soil characteristics and then automatically interact with them, will make the world of difference in com- paction results. Let the machine feel the soil and cooperate with it. Your Partner on the Road Ahead WH Barndoor_Dynapac_SEISMIC_305_213_back.indd 1 8/19/2019 9:58:35 AM Seismic Shaking up compaction THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT DRUM Why waste valuable energy by letting the drum hit the soil randomly? For many years, the soil and the drum were considered to be two separate systems. Thanks to Dynapac’s engineering team, they were able to recognize that the soil and drum actually work together as one system. This finding opened the door for the development of the Dynapac Seismic system. All drum and soil combinations have their own unique natural frequencies. Dynapac Seismic automatically detects the frequency of the soil character- istics, works together with it, and applies the correct amount of energy exactly when required. 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Equipment Leading cement and concrete formwork Versatile wheeled excavator producers are developing New developments in from Komatsu; Mecalac’s new sustainable solutions for the formwork for bridge and tunnel compact loader; JCB offers sector construction electric power; onsite access with Genie; zero tail swing 6. News 37. Piling design from Wacker Neuson; air Australian Government Major advances with piling rigs power from Chicago Pneumatic; 6 focussing on infrastructure; road will improve the construction of lubrication with American Eagle development for Colombia; new civil structures routes in Vietnam; key California 64. Complete Streets bridge opens 38. Concrete production The Complete Streets concept & paving puts people first, ahead of 12. Technology Sustainable cement and vehicles, to improve the urban Trench reinstatement; concrete production is becoming area georeferencing technology; a reality; novel developments in accurate measurement concrete production and paving 66. 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