An excavator is a large vehicle used for excavation and demolition purposes. It consists of a chassis, boom, and bucket, and moves via tracks or wheels. Excavators range in size and function, and are used for digging trenches, holes, foundations, material handling, demolition, grading, mining, dredging, driving piles, and drilling. They use hydraulics to efficiently excavate soil and move debris. The boom, bucket, and rotating platform allow excavators to break ground, lift and drag materials.
An excavator is a large vehicle used for excavation and demolition purposes. It consists of a chassis, boom, and bucket, and moves via tracks or wheels. Excavators range in size and function, and are used for digging trenches, holes, foundations, material handling, demolition, grading, mining, dredging, driving piles, and drilling. They use hydraulics to efficiently excavate soil and move debris. The boom, bucket, and rotating platform allow excavators to break ground, lift and drag materials.
An excavator is a large vehicle used for excavation and demolition purposes. It consists of a chassis, boom, and bucket, and moves via tracks or wheels. Excavators range in size and function, and are used for digging trenches, holes, foundations, material handling, demolition, grading, mining, dredging, driving piles, and drilling. They use hydraulics to efficiently excavate soil and move debris. The boom, bucket, and rotating platform allow excavators to break ground, lift and drag materials.
THAT IS DESIGNED FOR EXCAVATION AND DEMOLITION PURPOSES.HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS CONSIST OF A CHASSIS, BOOM, AND BUCKET, AND MOVE VIA TRACKS OR WHEELS. THEY RANGE IN SIZE AND FUNCTION, AN EXAMPLE OF WHICH IS THE SIMILAR BUT SMALLER “MINIEXCAVATOR. 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 INFORMATION ABOUT EXACAVATOR • Excavators are very popular machines used in construction and other civil engineering. There are several types of excavators used in various applications. Although they may be different in shape, size or functionality, they basically serve the same purposes. Excavators refer to industrial machines used to dig out soil from the ground. The term is synonymously used with backhoes or diggers. A quintessential consists of a few parts that work in concert to allow soil breaking, crushing, dragging and excavating of soil and rocks. These machines are used to remove soil for various purposes including road construction, building and structural construction or mining. They come in different shapes and sizes depending on the use. The main advantage of excavators is to improve efficiency and productivity by reducing operating costs. They are used where large scale excavation of soil is needed (where conventional tools like hoes and spades are ineffective). Their use can be classified as follows: • Digging trenches, holes, trenches, rivers or foundation • Heavy lifting such as loading waste, holding materials and other loose debris • Mining excavations • Driving and/or dragging piles of materials away from or towards a specific place and demolitions. FEATURES OF EXCAVATOR • An excavator consists of a number of features that provide digging power, aid mobility and provide carriage. It has hydraulic cylinders, a boom, undercarriage, arm/stick and a bucket. These features are controllable from a house-like cab sitting on a rotating platform. The platform is fitted with wheels for mobility. The controller, who is also the driver, sits in the cab which houses several control features, used to direct the excavator’s arm and bucket to the right position, or increase drill force. The rotating platform allows the arm and bucket to lift off soil (or any other excavated debris) away from the excavation point. Most excavators use hydraulics because they optimize power output using fewer resources. The boom section resembles and functions in the same way a human arm does. The bucket basically holds soil and rocks during lifting. The design of excavators allows them to be used for various purposes. The boom is designed to fit a bucket, drill, scissor or even a crushing tool/element. Excavators are therefore very versatile and can be used to break the ground, drill and drag rocks and lift loose debris away from the excavation point. MODEL OF PROJECT REQUIREMENT:- MATERIALS OF FIGURE AND GLUE, CELLO TAPE, THICK ALUMINIUM WIRE . 1. WE FIRST MAKE THE CHASSIS OF EXCAVATOR 2. WE HAVE TO MADE THE UPPER MOVING PART WHICH IS CALLED BOOM. 3. WE HAVE TO MAKE THE DIGING PART CALLED BUCKET. 4. THEN WE MADE A CONTROLLING BASE WHICH CONTROL ALL THE FUNCTION OF EXCAVATOR. THEN WE HAVE TO CHECK THE PIPE CONNECTION AND ALL FIXED PART OF EXCAVATOR THEN WE CONNECT PIPE TO THE DIFFERENT POSITION OF INJECTION PARTICIPANTS: 1. AKASH KUMAR 16012274
2. BHABANI SHANKAR 16012274
PATTANAIK 3.ACHUTA NANDA PRADHAN 16012274
4.ASHUTOSH LENKA 16012274
5.ANURAG ARYAN 16012274
6.ASISH ANSHUMAN HATI 16012274
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