Find the expected production in loose cubic meters (LCM) per hour of a large hydraulic excavator. Heaped bucket capacity is 2.30 m³. The material is sand and gravel with a bucket fill factor of 0.95. Job efficiency is 45 min/h. Average depth of cut is 2.5 m. Maximum depth of cut is 5.0 m and average swing is 90 degrees.

Find the expected production in loose cubic meters (LCM) per hour of a large hydraulic excavator. Heaped bucket capacity is 2.30 m³. The material is sand and gravel with a bucket fill factor of 0.95. Job efficiency is 45 min/h. Average depth of cut is 2.5 m. Maximum depth of cut is 5.0 m and average swing is 90 degrees.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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