We live in a wonderful day and age where there’s a machine to do every job.
Some are just built a bit tougher.
Welcome back to another video from Lord Gizmo, where today we’ll be covering some powerful
machines built for construction.
You’ll want to stick around to see how they make soft soil support the heaviest of structures!
First up, we have the Dynaset HPW-Dust, which is a dust suppression system. It utilizes
the hydraulic system of the attached machine to generate high-pressure water mist for dust
suppression. Its nozzles eject tiny droplets that effectively bind dust emissions and prevent
the dangerous dust particles from spreading to the environment. It’s important to do
this so that it firstly doesn’t enter the lungs of workers or passersby, as well as
rapidly ruining filters on machinery. You can attach it with a number of machines, including
excavators, demolition machinery, tractors, and street sweepers.
Next is the Kobelco SK400DLC, a powerful demolition machine made for cropping tall buildings.
Its ultra-high attachments can be used for tall structures up to 24m (26.2yd) high. In
the case of smaller heights, its boom can be replaced by a smaller one. Its side-mounted
pipes allow easy maintenance without welding or drilling the top plates. The size of the
equipment impacts the cost of transportation, but the folded arm of this machine doesn't
require authority compliance to maneuver.
Next, we have the Screed Saver Elite, a laser-guided system developed by Ligchine to precisely
and effortlessly level the concrete. It comes standard with 2D laser leveling for Grades
Slopes and dual slopes, whereas the 3D leveling for contoured concrete paving is optionally
available as well. The machine includes an 18ft (5.5m) boom for greater accuracy and
stability. A side-shift screed head and its all-wheel drive makes it easier to screed
around obstacles in the slab. It covers 216ft2 (20m²) per pass. You can easily transport
it with a 3/4 ton pickup truck and a trailer.
Next, we have the CAT 7495. It is a mining shovel capable of excavating over 100 tons
(90.7 metric tons) of material in a single pass. Caterpillar updated it last year to
increase efficiency and reduce cost per ton. This beast now has a new filtering system
that improves lubrication and reduces maintenance downtime. Compared to the old, its novel adaptive
control system delivers up to 25% in cost savings. Without derating, its liquid-cooled
regulator absorbs the heat generated by electrical components more than well. Overall, up to
10% efficiency and a 15% cost reduction per ton of material have been achieved.
Next, we have the CAT HW300. It is a mining machine designed to extract coal from the
bottom of exposed highwall. It inserts a long beam equipped with a cutter head up to 1,000ft
from the high wall face into the seam. Cutter head augers paired with conveyors transfer
the coal from the interior. Because no one is sent underground, this kind of mining is
safer than conventional underground mining. The HW300 can generate between 44—121,000
tons (40—110 met. tons) of coal each month, depending on the seam height.
Up next, we have the WR24000. It is a multipurpose machine used in the soil stabilization process.
It uses milling and mixing rotors to blend pre-spread ingredients into the soil. Its
crusher bar, which is mounted on the front rotor plate, can be adjusted to generate particles
of the appropriate size. Its pivoting scraper installed on the rear rotor plate guarantees
that the recycled material is leveled perfectly. The operator can adjust the mixing chamber
to the desired operating depth and the material amount by pressing a single button. An automated
system that lowers or raises the rotor as required is optionally available.
Lastly, we have cold milling machines from Wirtgen that can cost-effectively remove asphalt
and concrete pavements. These machines can remove layer-by-layer or in one go, leaving
a leveled surface behind. The Wirtgen cold milling machines offer working widths from
1’2” (356mm) up to 14’5” (4.4m) and working depths up to 1’2” (356mm) in a
single pass. Moreover, these machines can be equipped with a wide range of milling drums,
including ECO, to ensure versatility.
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