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Equipment
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Introduction
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Classification of Construction Equipment
1. Earth-moving equipment
2. Hauling equipment
3. Hoisting equipment
4. Conveying equipment
5. Pumping equipment
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Operations involved in construction
of any project
Excavation
Digging of large quantities of earth
Moving them to distances which are sometimes farly long
Compacting
Leveling
Dozing
Grading
Hauling
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EXCAVATING AND EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT
Power shovel
Back hoe
Drag line
Clam shell
Scrapers
Bull dozer
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POWER SHOVEL
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APPLICATIONS
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Factors affecting output of power shovel
Class of material
Depth of cutting
Angle of swing
Job condition
Management condition
Size of hauling units
Skill of the operator
Physical condition of the shovel
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OLD NEW
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BACK HOE
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Back hoe
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Application
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Drag line
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Application
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DRAG LINE
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Clam shell
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Application
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CLAM SHELL
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Comparison between different types of equipment
s.no. Items of comparison Power shovel Back hoe Drag line Clam shell
5 Footing required Close to work Close to pit Fairly away from Fairly away from
pit pit
6 Digging level Digs at or Digs below Digs below Digs at or below
above footing footing level footing level footing level
level
7 Cycle time Short Shortly more More than power More than the
than power shovel other equipment
shovel
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Trenching machine
Used for
excavating trenches
for laying
pipelines, sewer,
cables etc.
Operation is quick
giving the required
depth or width.
Two types of
trenching machine
wheel type, ladder
type
Trenching
machine
Ladder type
With crawler
Trenching
machine
Ladder type
With wheel
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Trenching
machine
wheel type
With crawler
Trenching
machine
wheel type
With Wheel
Scrapers
3. costly 3. cheaper
4. Cost of operation and maintenance is high 4. Operational and maintenance cost is less
5. Stick control for steering 5. Wheel steering control
6. Moves on rough roads only 6. Moves on rough as well as good roads
7. Used for short distances 7.Used for longer distances
8. Requires skillful operation, maintenance 8. Lesser skills required for operations,
and repairs maintenance and repairs
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Earth compaction equipment
Smooth-wheel rollers.
Sheep-foot rollers
Pneumatic-tyred rollers
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Smooth-wheel rollers
Plain steel rollers
Weighing from 2 to 20 tonne
Used for ordinary rolling work where deep compaction is
not required
These rollers may have one front and two rear wheels
The rear wheels 1.40 to 1.75 m being usually larger in
diameter and the front .8 to 1.2 m one.
the static load per unit length(50-80 kg/cm).
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Weight of rollers may be increased by filling water or
sand ballast in hollow cylinder.
These rollers are effective in compacting granular soils,
such as sand, gravel and crushed stone.
Thicker individual layers require slower rolling speed or
more passes. Thinner layers can be rolled faster
Smooth wheeled steel roller is generally equipped with
scraper bars and sprinkling device. It prevent material
from sticking to the wheels and causing irregularities in
the compacted surface.
The weight distribution between the rear and the front roll
is in the range of 55:45 to 60:40.
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SMOOTH WHEEL ROLLER
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Sheep-foot rollers
For compacting earth work in embankments and canals (where
compaction deep into the layer of the earth is required)
These gives best result in compaction when the soil is clay or
predominantly cohesive and impervious.
The sheep foot rollers may weigh up to 15 tonne or more
Sheep-foot roller work normally at speeds from 6-10 km/h.
As roller moves over the surface, the feet penetrate the soil to a
pressure to mix and compact the soil from bottom to top layer.
With repeated passages of the roller, the penetration of feet decreases.
The thickness of soil compacted is generally of the order of 30 cm
roller weighing equal to or more than 11 tonne having a linear load of
30 kg/cm.
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SHEEP FOOT ROLLER
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Pneumatic-tyred rollers
It consists a base or a platform mounted between two
axles.
Most suitable for compacting fine-grained soil and well
graded sands.
The total weight of the PTR can be increased from 11 tonne to
25 tonne or more by ballasting with steel sections or by
ballasting using water, sand or pig iron.
The pressure of the tyre should not increase beyond the bearing
capacity of the soil.
Pneumatic tyred roller is very effective in bituminous compaction
where the design mix has high content of fines.
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Tyre pressure should be regulated between 2kg/cm^ to 9
kg/cm^ during travel.
Major advantages are the ability to control the ground
contact pressure by:
a) Altering the weights of machines,
b) Increasing the number of wheels,
c) Increasing the tyre width
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PNEUMATIC TYRED ROLLER
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Hauling equipment
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These are classified on the basis of method of dumping
the load
1. Dump trucks
a) Side or rear dump trucks
b) Bottom dump trucks
2. Dumpers
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Dump trucks
These are used for earth moving purpose.
The selection of the type of dump trucks for a specific job depend on
the soil condition.
(a) Side or rear dump trucks-
These are heavy duty trucks with strongly built body which is
hinged on the truck chassis at the rear end and one side
respectively, and can be fitted to the rear in the case of rear dump
and to the hinged side in case of the side dump, through the
action of hydraulic jacks.
These trucks are suitable for use in hauling wet clay, sand, gravel,
quarry rocks etc.
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Side dump truck
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Rear dump truck
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Bottom dump trucks
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BOTTOM DUMP TRUCK
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Dumpers
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Dumper
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Hoisting equipment
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Cranes are broadly classified as :
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Derrick cranes-
Derrick cranes consist of a mast, a boom and a bull wheel on which
the boom rotates about a vertical axis and guys or supporting
members.
Electrically operated, diesel operated or diesel-electrically operated.
The boom can revolve through 360.
This crane is used for heavy loads up to 200 tons.
Mobile cranes-
These cranes are mounted on mobile units which is either crawler
type or wheel type
Wheel type cranes have high mobility while the crawler mounted
cranes move slowly.
Crawler mounted cranes are capable of moving on rough terrain.
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Overhead or gantry cranes-
large service area,
freedom from floor obstructions
and three-way mobility,
Widely used in erection, foundry, steel plants, storage yards
and different types of industrial works.
These type of cranes consist of two main parts i.e., the bridge
and the crab.
The bridge consists of two main girders fixed at their end to
end and capable of moving on gantry rails.
The crab consists of the hoisting gear mounted on a frame.
The frame itself is mounted on another set of wheels and
capable of travelling across the main girder.
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OVERHEAD CRANE
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Tower cranes
Tower cranes are actually a derrick crane mounted on a steel
tower.
Tower cranes are usually used for industrial and residential
high-rise buildings.
These are commonly used for assembly of industrial plants
with steel structures.
The main parts of tower crane are mast, counter jib, tower with
operators cabin and jibs, counter waight.
The tower has a truss structure welded from steel bars and
channels.
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TOWER CRANE
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Conveying equipment
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Utility
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Some of the popular conveyors are
as follows:-
1. Belt conveyor
2. Screw conveyor
3. Bucket conveyor
4. Aerial transport
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Belt conveyor
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BELT CONVEYOR
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The advantages of using belt
conveyor are as follows:-
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SCREW CONVEYOR
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SCREW CONVEYOR
Bucket conveyor
It has buckets in the shape of V which are open at the top.
They may be feeder loaded or may drag in a vertical movement or
along an incline.
The length of these type of conveyors are generally limited to 25 m.
(due to weight of the conveyor and strength of the chains.)
This type of conveyer is mainly used in coal handling where bucket
elevators carry the material vertically.
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BUCKET CONVEYOR
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Aerial transport
Aerial transportation through cableways, rope-ways and tram ways
Often used with advantage for transportation of material in hilly
regions.
Reducing the distance of transportation as well as cost of
transportation
The load being passed over intermediate towers or stations for long
distances.
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Aerial transport
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GRADERS
A grader, also commonly
referred to as a road grader, a
blade, a maintainer, or a motor
grader, is a construction
machine with a long blade used
to create a flat surface.
Typical models have three axles,
with the engine and cab situated
above the rear axles at one end
of the vehicle and a third axle at
the front end of the vehicle, with
the blade in between.
GRADERS
In civil engineering, the grader's purpose
is to "finish grade" (refine, set precisely)
the "rough grading" performed by heavy
equipment or engineering vehicles such as
scrapers and bulldozers.
Type of skimmers
1. Skimmers on automobile chassis
11. Loader
4. Trench bucket
13. Roller
6. Grading blade
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