Solution as follows:
Formula for productivity of an excavator:
In above formula,
Q = Bucket Capacity (CY)
F = Fill Factor
E = Efficiency (min/hr.)
t= cycle time (sec)
S = Free Swell index
Maximum digging depth for hoe =22 ft
Depth of excavation = 15 ft
% Depth = 15/22 = 68%
Angle of swing = 60o
Hence the hoe is working above average conditions (As per conditions stated in table 9.5)
Q = 2 cy
F = 105% =1.05 (Average value for moist loam from table 9.4)
E = 50 min per hour
t = 19 sec (due to digging depth is 68% of maximum digging depth, additional 2sec per cycle assumed than given in table 5)
S = 0
Hence,
The above productivity falls under condition 1. Hence haul cost shall be $0.346 per bcy
Cost of hoe per hour = $109
Total Cost for sandy loam, earth = Cost of excavation + Haul cost = $0.3287 + $0.346 = $0.6474 per bcy
Maximum digging depth for hoe =22 ft
Depth of excavation = 12 ft
% Depth = 12/22 = 55%
Angle of swing = 80o
Hence the hoe is working above average conditions (As per conditions stated in table 9.5)
Q = 2 cy
F = 102.5% =1.025 (Average value for sandy clay from table 9.4)
E = 45 min per hour
t = 19 sec (due to angle of swing is 80o, additional 2sec per cycle assumed)
S = 14% = 0.14
Hence,
The above productivity falls under condition 2. Hence haul cost shall be $0.377 per bcy
Cost of hoe per hour = $109
Total Cost for sand and gravel = Cost of excavation + Haul cost = $0.4265 + $0.377 = $0.8035 per bcy
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