Advanced Design Concept on Largest Diesel-Mechanical Truck-Komatsu HD1600M

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Kato Y
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The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

As a direct result of the Mining Industries need to improve efficiency and production in Open Pit type operations, the size of haulage units have increased dramatically. This trend has continued such, that the majority of dump trucks operating in Open Pit operations are in the 170 ton class. Continued mining in existing locations has meant that the increase in vertical lift and resultant grades, and increases in hauling distances are making electric drive systems unsuitable. This is largely due to the electric drive systems heat limitations on major propulsion components. With these mining requirements in view and the present limitations on electric drive systems in mind, Komatsu have been developing the Komatsu HD1600M. A diesel powered mechanical drive dump truck capable of operating in deep pit operations. This presentation introduces: Komatsu HD1600M Dump Truck
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APA: Kato Y  (1982)  Advanced Design Concept on Largest Diesel-Mechanical Truck-Komatsu HD1600M

MLA: Kato Y Advanced Design Concept on Largest Diesel-Mechanical Truck-Komatsu HD1600M. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1982.

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