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Introduction
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Operations involved in construction of
any project
Excavation
Hauling
Placement
Compacting
Leveling
Grading
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Excavating and Earth
Moving Equipments
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
• Suitable for close range of work
• Used in various jobs such as digging in gravel banks,
clay pits, digging cuts in road works, etc.
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Selection of Type and Size
• Type (wheel/crawler mounted):
1. Job site requirements
2. Topography and type of soil
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Factors affecting output of power shovel
• Class of material
• Depth of cutting
• Angle of swing
• Job condition
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Back hoe
• Also known as hoe, back shovel and pull shovel
• The basic parts are mounting, cabin, boom, hoist cable, gantry,
brace, dipper etc.
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Back hoe
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Application
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Dragline
• Unlike the shovel, it has a long light crane boom and the bucket is
loosely attached to the boom through cables. Because of this
construction, a dragline can dig and dump over larger distances than a
power shovel
• Useful for digging below its track level and handling softer materials
• basic parts: boom, hoist cable, drag cable, hoist chain, drag chain and
bucket
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Application
• Long reach
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Drag line
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Clamshell
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Application
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Clamshell
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Comparison between different types
of equipment
s.no. Items of comparison Power shovel Back hoe Drag line Clam shell
2 Excavation in wet soil or mud Poor Poor Moderately good Moderately good
4 Loading efficiency Very good Good Moderately good Precise but slow
5 Footing required Close to work Close to pit Can be fairly Can be fairly
away from pit away from pit
6 Digging level Digs at or above Digs below Digs below Digs at or below
footing level footing level footing level footing level
7 Cycle time Short Slightly more More than power More than all
than power shovel other
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Trenching machine
Used for excavating
trenches for laying
pipelines, sewer, cables etc.
Two types:
1. Wheel type - for
narrow and shallow trenches
of short stretches
2. Ladder type – for
long stretches
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Scrapers
• Self-operating machine
• The basic parts of scrapers are the bowl, apron and tail gate or
ejector.
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Scraper
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Bull dozer
• The heavy blade attached to the tractor pushes the material
from one place to another
1. Position of blades
a) Wheel mounted
b) Crawler mounted
a) Cable controlled
b) Hydraulically controlled
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Bull dozer
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Applications
Bull dozers are mainly used for the following operations
• Types:
a) Crawler type- Used to move bull dozers, scrapers etc. The crawler has
a chain by which these tractors can be very effective even in the case of
loose or muddy soils. The speed of this type dose not normally exceed
12 kmph
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Tractor
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Comparison between crawler and wheel
tractors
Crawler tractor Wheel tractor
1. Slow speed 1. Greater speed
2. More compact and powerful; can handle 2. Can handle only lighter jobs
heavier jobs
3. Costlier 3. Cheaper
4. Cost of operation and maintenance is high 4. Operational and maintenance cost is less
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Earth compaction equipment
• Smooth-wheel rollers
• Sheep-foot rollers
• Pneumatic-tyred rollers
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Smooth-wheel rollers
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Sheep-foot rollers
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Sheep foot roller
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Pneumatic-tyred rollers
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Pneumatic tyred roller
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Hauling equipments
• Equipments used for transportation of materials and other
construction equipments
• Involves
transportation of building materials
carriage and disposal of excavated earth
haulage of heavy construction equipment
• Trucks, Tractor driven trailers
• Types:
(i) On-highway vehicles
(ii) Off-highway vehicles
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Classification
• Size and type of engine (petrol/diesel)
• Number of gears
• Method of dumping
• Capacity etc.
Dump trucks
• Used for moving earth, sand, blasted rocks, gravel, ore, coal etc.
• Types:
These are heavy duty trucks with strongly built body which is hinged on
the truck chassis at the side(s) and rear end respectively, and fitted with a
hydraulic pump on the underside for lifting and tilting the body
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
• The body of the truck remains in the same position and the
discharge of the material takes place through its bottom after
opening of two longitudinal gates.
• Suitable for use in hauling free flowing material, such as, sand,
gravel, dry earth, hard clay etc.
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Bottom dump truck
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Dumpers
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Dumper
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Conveying equipment
• Transporting materials from one place to another over a stationary
structure.
• Can be done horizontally, vertically or inclined.
1. Conveyor: horizontal or inclined conveying
2. Elevator: vertical conveying
• Mainly used in mining, construction and industries
• Continuity and uniformity in operation
• Discharge can be controlled by the speed of the belt.
• Types:
1. Belt conveyor
2. Screw conveyor
3. Bucket conveyor
4. Aerial transport
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Belt conveyor
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Advantages:
1. Low labor requirement and maintenance cost
2. Good safety records, high reliability
3. Can handle light/heavy materials, dry/wet, fine/coarse
4. Lighter in weight than other conveyors.
Disadvantages:
1. Very high initial cost
2. Continuous supply of power
3. Skilled labor
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Aggregate Production Equipment
Aggregate production equipment
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Production of Aggregates
Drilling and Blasting
Dumping or Loading
Hauling
Crushing
Screening
Handling
Storing
Aggregate production equipment
• Crushing consists of
Abrasion
Impact
Attrition
Combination of above operations
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Classification of Crushers
• Primary
(i) Jaw crushers (ii) Gyratory crushers
(iii) Hammer mills
• Secondary
(i) Cone crusher (ii) Roll crushers
(iii) Hammer mills
• Tertiary
(i) Roll crushers (ii) Cone crushers
(iii) Ball mills (iv) Rod mills
Jaw crushers
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Jaw Crushers contd.
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Gyratory crusher
• Thus, as the cone is rotated, the gap between itself and the
walling changes from a maximum to minimum for each
cycle
• The rock is fed into the chamber at the top and as it moves
downward, crushing is done and finally emerges through the
bottom gap
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Gyratory crusher
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Cone crusher
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Roll crusher
• Crushed rock is fed through the gap between the two rollers
for further crushing
• Usually one roller has a fixed axis while the other can be
adjusted to give the required setting
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Roll crusher
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Rod mill and ball mill
• Ball mill: The rods are replaced by steel balls to provide the
impact required to grind the stones
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Rod mill and ball mill
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Hoisting equipment
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• Cranes are broadly classified as :
v. Hydraulic cranes
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Advanced Self-read
• Pile driving equipments
• Pumping equipments
• Road laying equipments