Excavator - SC SERIES - SC230.8 Excavator

Excavator - SC SERIES - SC230.8 Excavator System 1

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: loader excavator crane?: What is your question? The link you gave showed several pieces of equipment. If you want a specific one identified, a picture is needed of just one. If you are asking something else, there isn't enough information to compose an answer.

Q: i need something really cool send me pics and ideas if i need a couple more acres i have the room this is going to be cleared out in the woods but it is going to be in a drier spot: What sort of soil do you and is the land flat or not as that will determine just what you need to do to form a track with jumps that will last. Also are you intending to build it yourself with a machine or get someone in to do the work. A larger machine will make the work a lot quicker if paying as a bobcat would take forever to make a track. If your soil is not suitable and won't stay formed you may need to get a clay based soil brought in and that can be done without cost if you phone excavation companies as they are often looking for places to dump soil. Just make sure you state you only want clean fill and what type of soil you are after. Much of actually getting the track right is trial and error and you can walk out distance at your own local track or even ask someone who actually makes tracks for a living as they can tell you the best distances for whoops, doubles, triples etc. 15 acres is plenty

Q: A portion of an ancient skeleton has been uncovered in Asia. Since the skull is missing, the discoverers can not determine whether the skeleton is from a human or some type of ape. The only portions that the excavators have been able to find are the pelvis and one complete leg. What should they look for?: The okorder /

Q: If six (6) units of 40 footer container vans filled with blow-foam, fully welded and sealed, and arranged systematically, could this be utilized as an offshore working platform? Like putting an excavator or a clam shell crane on top for dredging?: It would certainly float, but the thicknesses would be too thin for sustained use use. I believe that the metacentric height would be wrong and as it is full of foam you could not ballast it to lower the centre of gravity and increase the draught.

Q: why dose it take archaeologist many years to excavate a site?: Basically they have to work by hand. Going into a site, they do not know exactly where the artifacts will be...how deep, how close together etc. Also, the objects they seek can be very small. Using mechanical tools (excavators for example) can damage or destroy artifacts. They also want to map the locations of things they find, to see if there is a pattern...for example, finding a fire remnant and bones that show charring might indicate a kitchen given one pattern, or a massacre site given another. The closer they get to an object, the smaller the brush and the more delicate the handwork. There are other issues...the deeper one digs, the more you have to shore up the sides or widen them to avoid cave-ins...there are safety concerns. Also, most sites are not wasteland and they are tying them up from other uses, so permissions and agreements have to be obtained and kept. Many interesting sites have people living over them at the surface who would not appreciate having their house or business collapse because of an overzealous dig.

Q: What kind of documents do you need for driving an excavator?: It is issued by the Chinese machinery department. It is common in the whole country and has the skills to be reported in our school

Q: My Son is obsessed with John Deere Kids, I Can't Find a List of all the charactersI know of:*Johnny Tractor*Corey Combine*Allie Gator*Danny Dozer*Barney Backhoe*Luke Loader*Wally Wagon*Grady Grader*Eddie ExcavatorAre there any more??: Bubba, Ethiel, Cleddious, and Buddy.

Q: how do you set the time clock on kobelco excavators?: I do not have a kobelco excavator and the dealer ought to have the answer to this question.

Q: Using the “straight line method” and “Inland Revenue” approved method of depreciation calculate the depreciation for a new excavator valued at ?65,000 with a working life of 10 years and explain the residual values.: Is there a salvage value at the end of the excavator's working life? I have no idea about the Inland Revenue approved method, sorry. You should think equal division when the term straight line method comes up in depreciation terms. You just divide the initial value over the number of working life years and that will give you the depreciation per year. In this case, the excavator depreciates at ?6,500 per year.