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Excavator - SC SERIES - SC230.8 Excavator

Excavator - SC SERIES - SC230.8 Excavator

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Engine

Model

 

Cummins 6BTA5.9

Battery

V , Ah

24,120×2

AC generator

A

24V 70

Rated output power

Kw/rpm

126/2100

Overall piston displacement

L

5.88

Number of cylinder (bore×stroke)

mm

6-φ102×120

Type

 

4 stroke, water cooling, in-line, direct injection, turbocharging

Working Device

Boom length

mm

8025

Bucket

m 3

0.45

Arm length

mm

6350

Undercarriage

Sprocket wheel

 

2/each side

Track plate

 

47/each side

Supporting wheel

 

8/each side

Hydraulic System

Hydraulic pump

 

Variable displacement duplex piston pump

Bucket cylinder

 

φ95×φ65

Arm cylinder

 

φ140×φ100

Boom cylinder

 

φ130×φ90

Hydraulic cylinder Cylinder type 

 

Cylinder bore×piston diameter (mm)

Slewing motor

 

Axial piston (safety valve, parking brake) ×1

Travel motor

 

Axial piston (brake valve, parking brake) ×2

Control valve  Control method

 

Hydraulic pilot

Control valve type

 

KMX15RA

Hydraulic pump Pressure setting

MPa(kg/cm 2 )

34.3(350)

Hydraulic pump flow

L/min

226×2

Excavators are used in many ways:
Digging of trenches, holes, foundations
Material handling
Brush cutting with hydraulic attachments
Forestry work
Forestry mulching
Demolition
General grading/landscaping
Mining, especially, but not only open-pit mining
River dredging
Driving piles, in conjunction with a pile driver
Drilling shafts for footings and rock blasting, by use of an auger or

 

Hydraulic drill attachment 

Hydraulic excavator capabilities have expanded far beyond excavation tasks with buckets. With the advent of hydraulic-powered attachments such as a breaker, a grapple or an auger, the excavator is frequently used in many applications other than excavation. Many excavators feature a quick coupler for simplified attachment mounting, increasing the machine's utilization on the jobsite. Excavators are usually employed together with loaders and bulldozers. Most wheeled, compact and some medium-sized (11 to 18-tonne) excavators have a backfill (or dozer) blade. This is a horizontal bulldozer-like blade attached to the undercarriage and is used for levelling and pushing removed material back into a hole. 

 



Q: The fact is that yes environmental protection is needed, but now EPA regulation has become a big cash cow (lobbied for hard in Washington) that increases the cost of a particular project a MINIMUM of 30-50%. Environmentalists lobby for more and more of the economic pie, but the nature of the work they provide is such that they don't give anything back as far as gross domestic product (GDP) is concerned. Often (many circumstances I have seen have been much worse) 1/2 of the infrastructure could be completed nowadays for the same cost that just 10 years ago we could have completed the whole project.
Of course it doesn't. The EPA makes it far too expensive to keep jobs in the US. Obama raises the specter of poison air/water, and his followers, who don't know any better, snap like salmon. The private sector could do this for far less money. All the EPA knows how to do is fine people and scare off businesses.
Q: I grab more than 7 months, I was driving in the opposite direction, loading it, find leveling is not good, but I don't want to go back to home but is the direction I do open in the opposite direction to open the positive direction of multi time can meet the urgent urgent urgent in the home. Now.
Two ways of shoveling soilPositive shovel: the form of shovel action of excavator. It is characterized by "forward, upward and forced cutting."". The positive shovel has great excavation force and can dig the soil above the stopping surface. It should be used for the dry foundation pit with excavation height greater than 2m, but the upper and lower ramps should be set up. Shovel bucket excavator with the same equivalent ratio of the bucket to be big, but not more than one to three excavation of soil water content of 27%, and with the completion of the whole mining dump truck transport operations, you can also tap the large drying pit and mound etc.. According to the difference between the excavation route and the transportation vehicle, there are two ways to dig and unload the soil: forward excavation, lateral unloading, forward excavation and reverse dumping.Face shovelBackhoe digging is: "back down, forced the soil cutting, the mining power shovel can stop a small, excavation to three below the soil surface, suitable for the foundation pit, foundation ditch, trench excavation depth is less than 4m, but also for soil excavation, wet soil with higher water content and groundwater level following the underground water level is high and the earth. There are two ways to operate the backhoe, namely, ditch end excavation and side ditch excavation.Backhoe
Q: I have a big dirt pile just sitting behind my fence on my property. We plan on knocking the fence down and re-building it so the dirt pile needs to go as its in our way. The dirt pile came from a ditch that was built next to my house months ago and the workers just left the dirt that was dug up on my property. I have been calling and calling the company to come clean up their mess and they never return my phone calls so now I have to get rid of it myself but how? My husband tried shoveling it and spreading it out but that is way to much work as the pile is big and rock hard from sitting for so long. I have also called equipment rental places to rent a bulldozer or excavator and push it all out but they are way to expensive (we are on a budget). What's a cost friendly way to get rid of unwanted dirt piles?
Sign in yard, free dirt, you load, you haul.
Q: What do you think of a Kenda Nevigal 2.35 in the front and a Kenda Small Block 8 2.35 in the rear. I ride agressive east coast trails.Has anyone used this tire combo?
Both are incredible tires---The Small Block may be not as good as the Kenda 'Excavator' ( with your aggressive prowess its YOUR arsenal!!! )---
Q: How much weight can an excavator bear, in the case of its own weight?
Own treasures, send to everybody to have a look! CATERPILLAR 5230B current Caterpillar's largest excavator, the engine is the CAT 3516BEUI diesel engine. Main technical parameters: weight: 327t maximum power 1156kW (1573 horsepower) 27.5m3 DEMAG H455 DEMAG bucket capacity: H455 diesel (two CumminsK1500E diesel) and power (1800kW) two drive modes, maximum walking speed of 2.3km/h, equivalent to Komatsu PC5500. Main technical parameters: weight: 490t maximum power: 1880kW (2 x 940kW) 30m3 DEMAG H740 DEMAG bucket capacity: H740 H740 DEMAG is the largest excavator, the models for tar sands specialized design and manufacture, the H740OS is equipped with two sets of CAT3516B diesel engine, maximum digging force reaches 2320kN.
Q: How can I choose excavator bucket lip?
if you mean an excavator bucket front, you can specify the type of teeth you want,,, rock,, general purpose, grading,You don't give enough info for a full answer
Q: I have several excavators equipped with ESCO bucket teeth but these original ones are just too costly…I found?
I always buy bucket teeth from China suppliers and at the very beginning I bought from a supplier in Zhejiang area and later found several suppliers there.Their prices are pretty good, and all are sold by kg,3 dollars per kg and even lower than that for some not so large bucket teeth. I was deeply impressed by their prices and bought several types to try,but honestly speaking,their performance is not so satisfying and the situation is like what you mentioned,they cracked very soon.Anyway, I think I just got what I paid because they are much much lower than the original ones,aren’t they? However,if you care much about the quality,you may try other resources. I used to bought some ESCO bucket teeth from a company named AS Machinery and their bucket teeth are rather better and 3 times longer than these ones I mentioned first and the prices are not so expensive as the original esco bucket teeth. One more thing,they carry many kinds of bucket teeth,for example,the Komatsu bucket teeth,VOLVO bucket teeth,CAT bucket teeth,etc.,so it will save you much time and cost to source if you have many different machines in hand.Anyway,hope my experience would be of some help for you,my friend.
Q: Full hydraulic crawler excavator should not walk more than several thousand meters per hour.
Most upscale 4 km, 2 km, up against the book against the operation more than 3 km, 5 km, high-grade but he is straight way to say do not turn, do not let the car, which is in reality a straight course 4-5 km is not the car ah, last year I often run 2-3 kilometers on the road, with a high an hour, two hours off.
Q: I'm really interested in joining the U.S Navy, hopefully to be a Construction Mechanic (CM). Will i be able to get my A.S.E Certificate after my A-School? Or do i get it after my duty on my own time? And also what civilian jobs may i be able to relatively transfer to really smoothly? And also after the Seabees, im planning to attend U.T.I (Universal Technical Institute) to further pursue my career as a Diesel Engine Mechanic. Is it worth it? Or not? Any suggestions? Detailed reasonable answers are appreciated :) and lastly, is being a CM a good prequisite for my civilian counter part as a Diesel Engine Mechanic? Or is there another rate that's more relatively closer to this job?
How many frickin' times you going to ask this same question? If you haven't gotten an answer you like yet, then you're not going to get one!
Q: I need to build a bridge to open up a pasture. It was be traveled by horses and people. I am thinking of three ways to go about it. 4 concrete footers (2 on each side of the stream), 2 6x6s and several 2x6 for the slats. Or, the same thing but instead of the 6x6s, use steel i bars. And finally, find a culvert and have it put in as the final thought.To give you more information on the setting, the span is about 10 feet long and I would only need it to be about 6 foot wide for this purpose. The water does get pretty high during heavy rain, but never exceeds the banks, even during major floods. Most of the time it is a trickle. Banks are around 4 foot high. I have no idea where I can get i beams or culverts big enough for this gap. Also, not sure what the best method is. Would like to avoid culvert because I would have to contact the township and hire an excavator. A bridge I can most likely do myself.Any ideas are GREATLY appreciated!!
consider a junk yard flat bed off a truck. i have the i beam style and it moves no matter how hard i concrete it in and down.

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