Boletin Competitivo Camiones Mineros Caterpillar Tejb8063 01
Boletin Competitivo Camiones Mineros Caterpillar Tejb8063 01
Competitive Bulletin
September 2006
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/boletin-competitivo-camiones-mineros-caterpillar-tejb8063-01 1/106
7/18/2019 Boletin Competitivo Camiones Mineros Caterpillar -TEJB8063-01
Table of Contents
Structures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Engine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Drive Train . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Hydraulics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Operator’s Station. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Monitoring System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
System Integration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Truck Bodies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Manufacturing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Product Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Technical Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Caterpillar undertakes extensive field research to ensure customer needs are understood. High on the list
of mining customer priorities are:
• Lower cost-per-ton
• Fewer liabilities
Caterpillar has responded with: research and development; continuous product improvement; superior
support, including MARC Contracts and Power-by-the-Hour; and tools such as Mine EIA (Equipment
Investment Analysis).
Today, as miners seek to reduce cost-per-ton, manufacturers are pushed to increase the payload capacity
of haul trucks. New tire, electronic and engine technologies have been developed to deliver a more powerful,
yet fuel efficient and environmentally friendly range of trucks. Caterpillar entered the ultra-truck market
with the introduction of the largest mechanical drive mining truck in the world, the 797.
Competitive Situation
Field Population
Highest Hour Unit
Total Units Fleet Hours (As of June 2006)
785 2,300+ 71 million 127,000
789 1,800+ 67 million 106,000
793 1,900+ 70 million 105,400
797 190+ 3.9 million 49,000
Caterpillar clearly leads the Mining Truck market with over 5,780 mining trucks shipped since 1985.
Today, of every ten mining trucks sold worldwide, more than half bear the Cat® brand. The remaining
sales are shared between four major competitors:
• Komatsu
• Liebherr
• Terex-Unit Rig
• Euclid-Hitachi
The Caterpillar global dealership network is comprised of 182 Dealers with 59 in the United States and
123 outside the U.S. Caterpillar® dealers worldwide provide an unsurpassed level of personalized customer
service through more than 3,492 facilities (defined as main stores – 182, branch stores – 1,741 and rental
stores – 1,569) in 182 countries.
There are 135 Caterpillar manufacturing centers worldwide with around 57 located in the U.S. and 78 located
outside the U.S. With 14 remanufacturing centers, 12 technical centers, 4 proving grounds and 16 training
centers, Caterpillar applies more resources than any of its competitors to developing, testing and producing
innovative, high quality products that are supported by the best quality technical and service personnel in
the industry.
The Caterpillar parts distribution network features 22 distribution centers in eleven countries with 11 located
in the United States. No matter where in the world customers are located, a Caterpillar dealer is within reach
and has the most replacement parts in stock. On rare instances when a part is not found at the local level,
the ANTARESSM Parts Order System can locate it in seconds. A dedicated Emergency Floor handles “rush”
requests and is “on call” 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Many “Emergency” orders are routinely shipped
in less than four hours. This level of support differentiates Caterpillar from all the competitors and adds
tangible value to the Cat product.
EUCLID/HITACHI
LIEBHERR
Metric Tons 91 100 109 118 127 136 145 154 163 172 181 191 200 209 218 227 236 245 254 263 272 281 290 299 308 318 327 336 345 354 363 372 381
Short Tons 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400 410 420
Caterpillar offers a range of mining truck models in the 136 to 363 tonne (150 to 400 ton) size class.
Caterpillar’s trucks are all mechanical drive with Caterpillar’s 797B being the largest mechanical drive
truck in the world. The Cat ® mining truck line-up includes:
The 793D is available in four different normal altitude configurations and one arrangement for high altitude
operations. All configurations include key components matched to performance requirements in specific
applications and conditions:
• High Altitude Arrangement (MA5) – for operations above 2750 m (9,000 ft)
General Observations. Due to the strong mining market, Komatsu and other suppliers have reported record
sales and profits driven by the huge increase in demand for mining equipment. Komatsu is the principal
mining machine competitor with a full-line of products.
In 2004, Komatsu introduced the 930E-3 and 930E-3S in the 290 tonne (320-ton) class, which replaced
the 930E-2. The 930E-3, powered by the Cummins QSK60 engine, is rated at 2013 kW (2,700 hp), and
the 930E-3SE, powered by the Cummins QSK78 engine, is rated at 2610 kW (3,500 hp), which appear
to be offered predominantly for high altitude applications in locations such as Chile.
Komatsu also introduced the 830E-AC in 2004 that among other features, is capable of speeds up to
64 km/h (40 mph), an increase of 13 km/h (8 mph) versus the standard 830E DC that seems likely will
continue in the market.
It appears Komatsu is promoting the 930E over the 830E, as the market in the 290 tonne (320 short-ton)
class appears to offer more opportunities.
Product Issues and Known Problems. Feedback gathered indicated Komatsu has encountered the following
issues in the filed:
• Komatsu trucks are bigger and heavier than Caterpillar trucks. With slightly higher GMW, Komatsu
trucks have a significantly higher EMW, which translates into payload disadvantage. For example,
several Cat® 789C versus Komatsu 730E studies have shown at least 10-15 metric tons (11-17 tons)
payload advantage for Cat 789C. A similar situation is found for the Komatsu 830E versus Cat 793C.
• Additional weight represents tires and fuel consumption disadvantage. Mine records estimate that the
average tire life on Komatsu 830E is at least 12 percent shorter compared to tires on Cat 793C. Also, field
study data indicates the Cat 793C is in average 17 percent-20 percent more fuel efficient than
Komatsu 830E on a metric tons per liter basis.
• Significant problems with Komatsu 730E DC wheel motor armatures when working in downhill
hauling applications. Replacements were required with low operating hours.
• Komatsu 730E are experiencing numerous disc brake pad failures due to excessive downhill speeds.
• Selling downhill hauling speed and braking capabilities, leveraging AC drive system that provide
significant performance and safety improvements over the DC drive system.
• Developing commercial alliances with mining companies with a long history of operating electric
drive trucks, such as Rio Tinto and Cleveland Cliffs, Codelco and Grupo Mexico.
• Building a strong alliance with Cummins for the design and development of engines. The joint venture
agreement, effective in 1997, nominates Cummins as preferred engine supplier for Komatsu Mining
Equipment.
• Targeting emerging markets in India and Indonesia, at reduced prices with a global product.
Future Developments. Komatsu announced the development of the new 960E (327-345 tonnes
[360-380 short tons]) and the new 860E (254 tonnes [280 short tons]). August 2006 Komatsu started the
field trial of 2 960E trucks. It has a 222 m3 (290 yd3) wider lower profile body and the truck has a rated
payload of 327 tonnes (360 tons). One is running in the Canadian Oil Sands and the second is running in
Wyoming’s Powder river basin. It is rumored the truck is one year late from the proposed in the dirt date
from Komatsu due to frame problems.
The 960E appears to have two different drive systems; for oil sands or hard rock mines.
The 960E has a 20 cylinder Cummins engine with 12 turbo chargers, and it is rated at 2759 kW (3,700 hp)
but de-rated to 2535 kW (3,400 hp) in the oil sands. It has high torque Siemens AC drives. The truck shares
930E elements and the same front end, but it is built slightly heavier. It has the same tire scuffing on the
outside fronts. The machine has bladder style steering accumulators that are very tall, and bladder change
is considered to be difficult.
Initial timing studies in the oil sands, de-rated 960E, indicate the 797B is significantly faster (10 percent)
in High RR (> 9 percent).
General Observations. Liebherr has increased its participation rate and is indicating a strong
desire to compete. However, it appears Liebherr it is not willing to entertain high risk deals.
Liebherr
capacity.offers threefocuses
Liebherr miningheavily
truck models,
on the with
T282Bthe and
T282B
doesbeing the largest
not actively size atthe
market 363other
tonne (400 short-ton)
machine models.
Product Issues and Known Problems. Limited manufacturing capacity (80-100 units per year)
The T282B truck was successfully promoted as an ultra lightweight truck. However, it has many product
problems that tremendously affect its availability, and there is a big concern the lighter weight of the truck
will generate frame issues in the long term.
Unsuccessful introduction of its ultra light truck design concept, TI272, because of safety issues with
rear tire changes.
Future Developments. Liebherr developed its own drive system, which will eventually integrate into the T282B.
There are speculations that Liebherr will reintroduce the TI-272 and also a second-generation machine,
the TI-264, that will replace the current T262.
General Observations. After the collapse in failure of the negotiations with Caterpillar, Terex has reorganized
its Unit Rig and created more distance from O&K. Due to Terex’ reporting structure, it is difficult to establish
Unit Rig’s profitability contribution to Terex. It is however generally understood that Unit Rig contribution
is probably under par and O&K sales carried the Mining dealerships.
Model Line-Up and Introductions.
• MT3000: 109 tonne (120-ton) DC electric drive
Since 2002, Terex has added three new AC drive trucks in its wide range of truck product offering,
the MT3700AC (186 tonnes [205 tons]), the MT4400AC (up to 236 tonnes [260 tons]) and the
MT5900AC (327-354 tonnes [360-390 tons]).
Product Issues and Known Problems. Terex has limited manufacturing capacity.
The company lacks infrastructure for product support and is considered weak in many territories.
The General Atomic AC system on MT5500B has experienced serious problems, particularly wheel motors
overspeed.
Field study data indicates Terex MT4400 AC (793 class) weighs much more than what is documented
in their publications, which affects tire and fuel consumption negatively.
• North Hauler Lt. (NHL) is a joint venture with Terex for the manufacture and distribution in China
of 20-92 metric tons (22-101 tons) mechanic OHT and 154-340 metric tons (170-375 tons) electric
OHT. Recently, the joint venture has been awarded an order for MT4400AC and MT5500B/MT5900
AC trucks by a state-owned Chinese company for coal application.
Future Developments. Persistent rumors indicate Terex will exit the large off-highway truck business.
General Observations. Hitachi’s focus appears to be in system selling, matching shovels to trucks.
Hitachi has decided to move large off-highway trucks manufacturing facilities to Japan away from
its traditional truck production facility in the U.S.
Hitachi has four mining truck sizes. EH5000 is the largest with a nominal payload of 283 tonnes (312 tons).
It also introduced the new EH4500-2, which provides a higher maximum gross machine weight than its
predecessor EH4500 in response to a nominal rated payload, not maximum.
In 2005, Siemens AC drive system was upgraded with EGBT technology only for EH4500 and EH5000.
Product Issues and Known Problems. Feedback gathered indicated Hitachi encountered the following
issues in the filed:
• Very weak distribution, except for good Euclid dealers (Rudd, Colombia)
• Overheating of AC drive motors and frame cracking on EH4500
• Weight distribution on EH4500 creates serious safety concern related to front tire overloading
and steering system operation.
• In some sites, average availability of EH4500 is 15 percent lower than that of the Cat 793’s.
Future Developments. There are speculations the company is designing two new trucks, a 191 tonne-truck
(210 ton-truck) and the largest of its range with a capacity of at least 363 tonnes (400 tons) that could be
the EH5500 or EX6000.
Belaz.
• Belaz offers a range of rigid dump trucks from 30- to 220-tonnes (33-243 tons) capacity.
• Considering upsizing
• Developing the first 320 tonne (354 short ton) capacity prototype with a 2610 kW (3,500 hp)
Cummins engine and an electromechanical transmission.
• Following is the 2006 line up of Belaz (all are equipped with a Cummins engine).
7514 120 metric tonnes (132 short tons) 895 kW (1,200 hp)
7513 130 metric tonnes (143 short tons) 1193 kW (1,600 hp)
7530 220 metric tonnes (243 short tons) 1790 kW (2,400 hp)
Siemens.
• Adding Komatsu to their OEM portfolio, along side Liebherr and Hitachi.
General Atomics.
• Joint development with Terex on MT5500 and MT5900 models.
Cummins.
• Tier 2 engines: QSK50 (1044-1566 kW [1,400-2,100 hp]) and QSK60 (1342-2237 kW [1,800-3,000 hp]).
Detroit Diesel.
• Tier 2 engines: 12V4000 (1193-1678 kW [1,600-2,250 hp]), 16V4000 (1491-2237 kW [2,000-3,000 hp])
and 20V4000 (2375-2796 kW [3,185-3,750 hp]).
Structures
Structures. Caterpillar main frames are the backbone of the mining truck’s durability.
• Finite Element Analysis. Proprietary computer Caterpillar Castings. Caterpillar uses castings
generated method of showing stress concentration because of their proven strength and capacity to
areas under load based on empirical data from actual produce design flexibility. Castings eliminate the
trucks. Castings are used for added strength and need for a lot of high quality welding that is
durability in these high stress locations. expensive and hard to achieve consistently. With
more than 50 percent of the mining truck market,
• Controlled Weld Quality. Weld quality is strictly Caterpillar is the only truck manufacturer that can
controlled. All welders are trained and certified. achieve economies of scale needed to make castings
The use of rollover fixtures ensures all welding is affordable. For competitors, castings are less
done horizontal – not overhead. All critical welds affordable due to lower volumes.
are 100 percent ultrasonically tested to find
subsurface defects. All defective welds are
immediately repaired and then rechecked.
frame is in thethe
has designed welds.
frameFor thatmild
using reason Caterpillar
steel because of
its ability to produce the strongest welds. In addition
large castings are used to move the welds away from
the high stress areas. Mild steel is easily repaired
in the field with standard welding techniques and
equipment.
Structures
Structures
– Long life.
797B frame. Extensive use of castings and • Critical welds are 100 percent ultrasonically
new weld technology results in longer life.
tested for weld integrity.
Caterpillar Frame Design Versus Competition. • Komatsu Frame Design.
Cat frames are backed by years of design experience • Fabricated horse collar surrounds engine,
using same design philosophy since 1963, resulting increasing repair and service time.
in a superior structure. Caterpillar has control over
quality by manufacturing its own frames. • 930E is an upgraded 830E frame with thicker
main rail plates with an unoptimized modulus.
• Frames are designed using the latest static and
dynamic analysis techniques. • 930E uses 4921 kg/cm2 (70,000 psi) yield
strength plate material and difficult to weld
• Frame design incorporates the loads and repair 6328 kg/cm2 (90,000 psi) casting material.
deflections required by the integral ROPS cab.
• Terex/Unit Rig Frame Design.
• Front superstructure eliminates the need for
a “horse collar”, providing superior engine • All fabricated. No castings used. More vulnerable
access and increased front frame strength. to cracking failures.
Structures
Engine
Engine. Cat engines are built for power, reliability and maximum operating efficiency.
793D HAA*
789C 789C HAA 797B HAA*
Model 785C 785C HAA 793D 797B
Engine 3512B 3516B 3516B HD 3524B HD**
Configuration V-12 V-16 V-16 V-24
Bore – mm (in) 170 (6.7) 170 (6.7) 170 (6.7) 170 (6.7)
Stroke – mm (in) 190 (7.5) 190 (7.5) 215 (8.5) 215 (8.5)
Displacement – L (in ) 3
51.8 (3158) 69 (4211) 78 (4758) 117 (7146)
*Two Stage Turbo charging
**3524 is a tandem unit with two 3512B HD engines.
Engine
• Improved Fuel Efficiency. The ECM’s ability • Injector Diagnostics. Using an electronic service
to match injection timing and duration with the tool, each injector can be tested to determine which
transmissions demand and a host of other sensed injector requires service without taking exhaust port
parameters allows fuel to be optimized not only temperature readings or picking up a wrench.
during steady state operation but also during transient
acceleration fuel consumption is maximized over Engine Design Limits. Caterpillar performance
the entire engine operating range. engineers impose an exhaust temperature limit,
because exceeding that limit negatively affects fuel
• Fuel Consumption History. The ECM stores burn to overhaul goals. Damage, including warped
information on machine fuel consumption. or burnt exhaust valves and turbocharger damage
This can be used as a management tool to would result if temperatures were allowed to get
ensure maximum life to overhaul. too high.
• Diagnostics and Troubleshooting. EUI offers a Cat engineers also maintain peak cylinder pressure,
new generation of diagnostic and troubleshooting turbo speed, and turbo surge limits to ensure that
features. Advanced, easy-to-use diagnostic systems the engine will not only meet the performance goals
provide easy reference to vital machine information but also meet the expected life to overhaul goals.
and quick solutions if problems arise. With many years of experience in the mining
industry, Caterpillar has been able to establish
• Automatic Altitude Compensation. Power is physical material limitations specifically for
automatically derated as altitude increases to help demanding mining applications to achieve
prevent excessive combustion temperatures and maximum engine life.
subsequent component damage. An on-board
atmospheric pressure sensor derates the engine • Long Engine Life. Caterpillar truck engines are
at the optimal cutoff point for each model. designed to provide the highest customer value over
the life of the machine. The expense of unplanned
• Cold Start Protection. When temperature dictates, downtime has a tremendous impact on cost per ton.
the engine is automatically put into “cold mode” This reality has played an important role in making
to protect it from unequal distribution of load at decisions on how to design and apply the 3500 Series
start-up and to eliminate piston scuffing and seizure. engine. Thermal stress, pressure and vibration
If the parking brake is on and the transmission is stresses caused by high BMEP are major factors
in neutral, low idle speed will rise to 1,600 rpm and in reducing engine life.
timing will be retarded until the engine is warmed
up or until the transmission is put in gear. If the
transmission is put into gear before the engine has
reached operating temperature, the engine reduces
the amount of injection advance upon acceleration,
to provide continuing protection.
• Air Filter Restriction Indicator. By calculating
pressure drop across the filter, restriction can be
detected and the engine automatically derates if
the allowable limit is exceeded.
Engine
2500
G 8 0
2000 P 7 6
) E
y
K
S
K
S
C
a b
d
Q Q
D
D
P n
ta
U )
k
( 1500 S
T
M D
H
)
D )
B ) ) )
H 8 B B B
B 2
P 6
1
B
4
0
5 1
5
6
1 8
0
E 1000 5
(3
2
5 (3 ( 3
5
( 3
5
( 3
)
D
( 3 D C H
M D
3 B
7
7
7
5
8
C
9
8
R
1
1
B
6
B 9
7
7
9
7
7 7 D 1
5
(3
500 F
4
9
9
To calculate Brake Mean Effective Pressure (BMEP): • Caterpillar BMEP Versus Competition.
Recognizing that BMEP is critical in determining
BMEP =
Power rev/cycle engine life, Caterpillar designs engines to run at
Displacement Speed a much lower BMEP than the competition.
Although diesel engine technology is the same
BMEP P (kW) rev/cycle 60,000
= across the industry, Caterpillar consistently
(Metric) D (L3) N (rpm)
applies engines with a lower BMEP.
BMEP P (Bhp) rev/cycle 396,000
= BMEP figures for competitive engines are more
(English) D (in3) N (rpm)
comparable with figures for standby power
number of crank rotations per cycle generators. Due to high early hour failure rates,
Rev/cycle = (2 stroke or 4 stroke) some competitors have abandoned the use of high
BMEP engines in mining trucks. Most of the
• Brake Mean Effective Pressure (BMEP).
available alternatives have substantially higher
Brake Mean Effective Pressure is a measure of
BMEP than Caterpillar, as clearly indicated on
how hard an engine is being worked for its given
the graphic.
displacement. This calculated parameter, expressed
in units of pressure, could be used to compare
engines of greatly different displacements and
applications.
Engine
• Cat High Displacement Engine. The physical limits Engine Combustion. The 3500B engine offers
established by Cat performance engineers are not world-class fuel economy. The combustion system
static limits. Caterpillar is always conducting research on the 3500B engine has increased valve lift and
to develop materials, manufacturing techniques and improved combustion efficiency when compared
designs that allow increases in engine capability. to early 3500 series engines. The 3500B fuel system
One example of how this has benefited customers produces high injection pressures over short
is the 3500 HD (High Displacement) program. injection duration resulting in enhanced in-cylinder
Piston technology had improved to the point where combustion and better fuel burn. Internal iron
Caterpillar was confident that piston speed increases changes that provide these results include
could be put into production. An evaluation of the modifications to the camshaft, rocker arms, camshaft
3500B showed an increased stroke was possible. followers, push rods, rear gear train, and pistons.
Applying this change has greatly benefited
customers of the 793D and 797B. With increased As a result of camshaft changes, the 3500B engine
displacement, and superior injection timing control, has increased valve lift for both the intake and
engine temperatures and pressures don’t need to exhaust valve. The new lobe design yields 13%
be as high to produce the same amount of power. more lift, allowing the combustion chamber to fill
The High Displacement 3500 engine optimizes and exhaust with greater efficiency and without
fuel consumption for a more fuel-efficient engine. compromises for engine overspeed.
Customers in the field have experienced higher fuel Design changes to the piston provide significant
efficiencies due to, among others, the machine’s improvements in combustion efficiency of the
ability to hold gears longer with the High air/fuel mixture within the cylinder. The shape has
Displacement engine. a deep bowl crown that reduces crevice volume and
BSFC Comparison increases air compression. This change results in
793D 3516B HD vs 793C 3516B SS improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions.
)
t 8%
n 793D 3516B HD fuel consumption
e
l
e m advantage in the engine operating range
u e
F v 6% The piston uses
performance a proven,
design two-piece
with an aluminumhigh
o
c r
i
f p
i m
c I
e ( 4%
skirt and forged steel crown.
p n
S i
o
e t
k p
a
r m 2% Engine Cooling. The Caterpillar cooling system is
B u
s
n
o incorporated into the total design of the truck and
C 0%
1250 1350 1450 1550 1650 1750 consists of two parts, which include the jacket
Engine Speed (RPM) cooling system and the Separate Circuit Aftercooler
(SCAC) system. It is built for efficiency and
• High Displacement Versus Standard Stroke. designed to take up no more space than necessary
A plot of fuel consumption versus engine speed in order not to diminish payload capacity. Use of
demonstrates one of the benefits of a high separate cooling circuits enables Caterpillar to
displacement versus standard stroke engine. achieve effective cooling without excessive
radiator size or horsepower loss.
Engine
Engine
The ECM consists of two components: the control Second, the 3500B engine ECM has the ability to
computer and the control software. The control diagnose itself, its electronic sensors, and wiring.
software contains the operating maps defining Diagnostic codes are generated and stored in
horsepower, torque curves, air/fuel ratio, injection memory, as active or non-active, to reflect current
timing and transmission shift information. The ECM and intermittent or repaired problems. The codes
controls the injectors using feedback from various provide event description, number of occurrences,
engine sensors. Based on this input, the ECM hour of first and last occurrence and total hours.
determines fuel injection timing and duration In the 3524B, the codes also indicate which engine
to use for optimum performance. has a fault. Logged diagnostic codes are helpful in
troubleshooting and are accessed via the Caterpillar
Fuel injection timing depends on engine speed, load, Electronic Technician (ET) service tool. To further
throttle and other sensor inputs. The speed/timing enhance serviceability of the system, sensors used
calibration sensor signals the location of top dead to monitor the engine are consolidated with the
center of each cylinder, enabling ECM to control Vital Information Management Systems (VIMS)
timing and length of injection to maximize sensors to reduce redundancy and complexity.
performance. The ECM will deliver only enough
fuel to reach Caterpillar’s limit on exhaust
temperature, turbo speed, peak cylinder pressure and
other key factors in maintaining a healthy engine,
which will reach its expected life and beyond.
accelerate up to
is in 7th gear, 1,950 rpm
achieving topwhen
speedthe
of transmission
64 km/h
(40 mph). When in torque converter drive, the
ECM allows the engine to limit its speed and the
torque to the drive train to extend component life.
These features yield an increase in production and Caterpillar Electronic Technician (ET) Service tool
is used to diagnose the Cat 3500B engine.
a decrease in cost per ton.
• Monitoring and Diagnosis. The ECM performs • Cat Data Link. The ECM is a critical component of
two engine health related tasks. First, it monitors the Caterpillar Integrated Power Train Management
engine parameters such as oil pressure, engine System. Information is shared between smart
speed, filter differential, and boost, and determines components over the Cat Data Link, allowing
if these parameters are consistent with acceptable onboard microprocessors to communicate with
engine limitations. If not, the ECM records an each other and access stored information for
engine event and initiates an alarm, a derate or a troubleshooting. Most competitive machines lack
shutdown depending on the severity of the problem. such an integrated control and monitoring system.
Recorded events, including the nature of the event,
the number of occurrences and service hour of
first and last occurrences, can be reviewed and
investigated via the Electronic Technician (ET)
service tool.
Engine
Electronics Integration Features. The Cat integrated • Air Filter Restriction. An air filter restriction
control and monitoring system offers the following indicator monitors the air intake system. When the
electronic control features: air inlet restriction is too high, the system will
activate a warning and record the event in system
• Engine Overspeed Protection. If the engine memory. The system will automatically derate as air
reaches 2,100 rpm, a warning horn and check intake restriction increases. When restrictions reach
engine message will activate in the message center 660 mm (26 in) of water, fuel is limited 1 percent.
of the VIMS. At 2,300 rpm the transmission will For higher restriction, fuel is limited 2 percent per
automatically upshift one gear regardless of cane 102 mm (4 in) of water up to a maximum of
position. If the transmission is in top gear, the 20 percent.
torque converter lock up will disengage.
An overspeed upshift event will be logged in • Altitude Compensation. When operating at high
memory. The Automatic Retarder Control (ARC) altitudes, the system automatically derates power
computer will automatically activate in an overspeed by limiting fuel to prevent excessive exhaust gas
condition to control engine speed to 2,180 rpm. temperatures and related damage. The ECM uses
atmospheric pressure to determine the engines
• Acceleration Delay on Start Up. To reduce wear altitude. High Altitude Arrangements (HAA)
on lubricated components, engine acceleration is are available and they use either additional
disabled for two seconds after low idle has been displacement or two stage turbocharging to get
attained, on start-up only. This allows time for all full truck performance even at the highest mine
machine lubrication and cooling systems to achieve sites in the world.
pressure and flow before operating at higher speeds.
An engine pre-lubrication attachment is available • Diagnostics. The ECM is compatible with the
to pre-pressurize oil galleries within the engine Electronic Technician (ET) service tool, and
prior to cranking the engine during start-up. interfaces with Electronic Programmable
Engine
Hours
Engine
Engine
published 20,000 hours. To date, there appears to Cummins Quantum Engine was
be no site where a QSK78 engine can be found the basis of the QSK78 design.
operating and reaching expected parameters.
• Komatsu-Cummins QSK Family. Cummins opted
The QSK78 has a peak torque of 13,770 N•m
for a mono-block construction with added “stiffness”
(10,156 lb-ft) at 1,500 rpm while the Cat 3524B
and chose the power cylinder components (head,
peaks at 17,220 N•m (12,701 lb-ft) at 1,300 rpm.
piston, ring pack and liner) from the Komatsu
At 1,900
13,100 N•mrpm(9,662
rated speed, the QSK78
lb-ft) versus 14,444produces
N•m inline SAA6D170 family, which fit, with some
adjustments. QSK78 uses a one-piece nitride
(10,653 lb-ft) at 1,750 rpm for the Cat 3524B,
hardened iron piston design.
a torque rise of 5% versus 19% for the 3524B.
Components for the QSK60 were derived from
Performance curves show 2610 ekW (3,500 BHP) at
the Komatsu SAA6D170 family, but the extended
rated 1,900 rpm and BSFC of less than 201 g/kW/h,
crank length and additional crank throws required
looks good versus Cat BSFC of 211 g/kW/h, but
modification to the piston crank. Concerns about
there is no indication of tolerances.
reliability of the front gear train resulted in design
changes to accommodate wider, high-contact
ratio gears.
Engine
The QSK60 is a 60 L (16 gal) (2 m3 [3,672 in3]), In tests conducted by Caterpillar, at mid-load and
159 mm bore and 190 mm stroke (6.26 x 7.48 in) at high speed, the MTU had better fuel consumption,
2013 kW (2,700 hp) engine. The engine can be but throughout the entire load range produced
configured with one or two stage aftercooling much more smoke than the Cat 3500 engines.
and with serial or parallel turbochargers. The MTU had higher NOx limits and particulates
Approximately 25% of QSK60 production emission than the Cat engine. The Cat 3500 engine
is placed in mining applications. also has a better NOx/BSFC trade-off than the
MTU/DDC 4000.
Terex/Unit Rig also uses the Cummins QSK60
engine in its larger mining trucks while Hitachi The MTU/DDC 4000 engine was found to have
uses Cummins engines in some of its smaller some advantages over Cat 3500 series engines:
mining trucks.
• Slightly better Brake Specific Fuel Consumption
• MTU/DDC Engine Design. In a joint effort by DDC (BSFC) than the Cat 3500 engines.
and MTU, Series 4000 MTU/DDC engines were
developed to provide fuel economy, reduced service • More efficient two-pass aftercooler.
time and promise of a 20,000 hour life to overhaul • Low and high idle engine noise.
(in most applications). Since their introduction in
1999, attention has been required to address issues Caterpillar offers the following advantages over
with injector seals, high-pressure pump failures, the MTU/DDC engine:
cooling system performance, charge air intake
• Lower installation costs. MTU requires
system and, most recently, main bearings.
26 percent more SCAC flow. More stringent
MTU/DDC engines are used in Liebherr,
inlet and exhaust restriction requirements.
Terex/Unit Rig and some Euclid models.
• Better tested emissions capability.
• MTU/DDC Versus Cat. The MTU/DCC engine
requires a much colder SCAC temperature and still Higher injection pressure.
has higher cycle emissions than the Cat 3500 engine. • Slightly less engine noise at rated point.
The MTU pushes the turbochargers harder to get
its performance and it requires a higher BMEP • Lower cost rebuild as cylinder head has better
to get to its rating. reman potential and flush bottom deck is
cheaper to refinish.
Durability of MTU/DDC 4000 in the 830E and
930E has been reported to be less than expected. • Less expensive pistons.
There is evidence that some MTU/DDC 4000
• Longer engine life.
engines were stripped out due to disappointment
with performance and serviceability in mining
applications. By comparison, with the very
serviceable Cat 3500 series engine, the
MTU engine presents some challenges:
Drive Train
Drive Train. Cat mechanical drive train delivers more power to the ground.
• Proven Cat technology uses durable large • Routine maintenance and most control repairs
diameter clutch packs. Clutches and controls can be made in-chassis. Modular design allows
are designed to provide smooth, automatic quick transmission removal. Electronic controls
shifting while limiting clutch energy input eliminate linkage adjustments and lessen the
to give long clutch life. chance of mechanical failures.
• The Cat patented design for rotating clutch • At rebuild, bearings, seals, gaskets, seal rings
pressure seals minimize drag losses and make and thrust discs are expected to be replaced
rotating clutches as reliable as stationary clutches. regardless of condition; other components,
including clutch discs and gears, may be
• Gears are made from bearing-quality steel to
inspected and reused.
avoid inclusions that can cause tooth breakage.
High Contact Ratio Helical transfer gears • Modular design allows quick transmission
designed by Cat to control sound and give removal. When the transmission must be
long life. exchanged, it can be done by two mechanics
in a half-shift or less.
• On the new 793D, the extra top speed
arrangement provides an input transfer
gear with lower gear ratio.
Drive Train
Drive Train
• Spindle bearing journals are laser-hardened. • Improved heat treatment with an exclusive
finish and higher precision.
• The differential bearings utilize newly developed
steel for increased resistance to fatigue failures. • Wheel Features.
• Forged and ground crowned gear teeth prevent • Optimized structure. High casting quality, high
excessive stress on mating teeth and ensure yield strength steel, can be re-manufactured
correct load distribution across the face. and repaired.
Pitting, scoring and breakage is reduced • Front wheel spindle is forged or cast with laser
to extend component life. hardened journals.
• Cat mining trucks are equipped with a one-piece • Rear wheel splined brake to spindle connection;
cast rear wheel to accommodate high-capacity improved stress distribution.
wheel bearings.
• Increased capacity wheel bearings for better
• Cat Duo-Cone™ seal mountings within the load distribution.
wheel station prevent brake hub wear and
increase service life. • Sealing designed to minimize debris
accumulation.
• Direct lubrication of differential bearings is
provided through use of ground driven gear
pump on 785C and 789C or continuous,
hydraulically driven gear pump on 793D
and 797B. The lubrication is filtered prior
to being directed to the components.
Drive Train
the
Thestatic seal between
load rings the housing
also transmit and the
the turning sealfrom
torque ring.
the driven housing to the seal ring. Positive sealing
contact is provided, regardless of assembly tolerance
Caterpillar wheel station with laser hardened journals. build up, deflections or end play.
Drive Train
Metal-faced seals feature: Service Support. Cat dealers can restore system
performance and get machines back to work – fast,
• Corrosion resistant seal rings. helping to evaluate repair indicators and determine
• Precision lapped, self-renewing seal surface. the lowest cost repair option. Dealer service is
guaranteed, with professional service people who
• Minimum face load variations. have the training and technology to handle all levels
of repairs. Even in remote areas, Caterpillar dealers
• Long life.
have access to the worldwide expertise and support
• Good performance across a wide range of Caterpillar. Cat dealers also offer an unmatched
of face loads. Exchange or Cat Remanufactured parts service
providing parts that carry a “same as new” parts
warranty but cost far less than new.
Mechanical Versus Electric Drive. Cat mechanical drive trucks are built for superior control in the most
severe applications.
90%
797B 88 86.7
y
c 85% 793D 88 85.4
n
e 80%
i AC 83 79
c
i
f
f 75%
E DC 81.5 72.2
n 70%
i
a
r
T 65%
r
e 60%
w
o 55%
P 793D 797B
s 50%
s
o
r
AC Drive DC Dr ive
45%
G
40%
35%
30%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30%
Effective Grade
Mechanical drive systems are the most efficient over a broad operating range
• Mechanical Drive. The mechanical drive system As effective adverse grades increase, the electric
is more efficient than both the DC or AC electric drive becomes less efficient while the mechanical
drive system. A comparison of efficiencies on a drive has a relatively constant efficiency as adverse
typical mine haul grade of 10 percent shows the grades change. For example, the efficiency of the
793 to be about 8 percent more efficient than an 830E truck drops from 81 percent on a 5 percent
830E. Under the same conditions, the 797 is about effective grade to 66 percent on a 15 percent grade.
6 percent more efficient than a 930E. The efficiency of the 793 truck actually increases
slightly from 81 percent on the 5 percent grade to
83 percent on a 15 percent grade.
35%
30%
0 10 20 30 40 50
Ground Speed-mph
Mechanical drive systems are the most efficient over a broad operating range
• Electric Drive. The efficiency losses in an Because electric drive systems are less efficient,
electric drive system are caused by losses in competitors with electric drives must increase
power conversion. gross engine power to have grade power equivalent
to mechanical drive. For example, the 830E has
For DC systems: 1864 kW (2,500 gross horsepower) compared to
• Engine power to alternating current. the 793D at 1801 kW (2,415 gross horsepower).
• No wearing of brake parts during retarding, • Some competitors market machines with
but mechanical systems have no blowers lower prices for repair and maintenance
or heat rejection grids. contracts falsely, creating the perception that
electric drive is a lower cost-per-ton option.
• Electric Drive Disadvantages. Maintenance costs and conditions need
to be compared carefully.
• Efficiency.
• Thermal capacity.
Operating Cost Comparison. Miners acknowledge Product Support. Every element of Caterpillar’s
cost per hour (or ton) varies widely between mine mechanical drive train is performance-matched
sites depending on a number of variables, and and built to take the abuse of haul truck applications.
Caterpillar’s studies confirmed this variation is far
greater than the variation between mechanical and From the heavy-duty design of the 3500 series engine
electric drive systems. For mature systems operating to the six/seven speed transmission, through double
under similar conditions, there is no significant reduction planetary final drives and the all-wheel,
difference in operating costs for the electric vs. oil-cooled disc brakes, each component in every
mechanical power transmission system in mining system is designed for maximum durability.
trucks. The difference in drive type impacts on The result is a mining truck that performs better,
only 16.5 percent of the total cost-per-ton. breaks down less and lasts longer. And just as
Cost-per-hour of the total propulsion system important is an unmatched product support team –
averaged: Repair Before Failure programs, remanufactured
components and reusable parts, Scheduled Oil
• Engine: 46 percent Sampling, regular maintenance options,
worldwide parts inventories and an extensive
• Power Transmission: 16.5 percent parts distribution system.
• Wheel Station: 37.5 percent
Caterpillar ® Brake System. Cat oil-cooled, multiple disc brakes offer exceptional, fade-resistant braking
and retarding for maximum performance and productivity in all haul road conditions. Integrated Braking
Control combines retarding and traction control into one system for optimum braking efficiency.
1 Parking/Secondary Piston
2 Service/Retarding Piston
2 3 Friction Discs
4 Steel Plates
1 5 Actuating Springs
6 Cooling Oil In
7 Cooling Oil Out
7
3
5 6
Four-Wheel Braking. The large Cat trucks have • The friction material has been improved from
four-wheel braking for superior retarding control the original sintered bronze to a cellulose fiber
with wet haul road conditions. Single axle retarding material. To be more environmentally friendly,
limits controllability during slippery road conditions. asbestos ras eliminated from the friction material
Operator security is much greater with the four- in the 1980’s. The friction material is continually
wheel brake system, resulting in greater productivity. being modified to improve frictional, wear and
Trucks with two-wheel or single axle retarding must heat resistance characteristics.
cease operations during conditions of slick haul
roads while Cat trucks can continue to operate. • The energy absorbed by the brakes during
retarding is dissipated by high flow of oil
The parking brake is applied to all four wheels through the discs and separator plates. The oil
to give superior parking capability. The parking is cooled by water-to-oil heat exchangers to
system provides parking capability on grades up give good retarding capability.
to 15 percent with worn brakes at the targeted gross
• Extended life friction material has double the
machine weight. No competitor provides four-wheel wear life of standard brakes and is twice as
parking brakes. Since the parking brake system also
is oil-cooled, inadvertent application while moving resistant to glazing for more consistent
will not “burn-up” the brakes, which is the case braking power with less noise.
for competitors. • Hydraulic Automatic Retarder Control (HARC).
Brake System Design. The Cat oil-cooled disc brake Hydraulically activated automatic retarder control
system delivers exceptional performance due to system electronically controls retarding on grade
superior design features. to maintain optimum engine rpm and oil cooling.
It is designed to modulate the brake system in
• The large frictional area is determined by the order to maintain a constant engine speed, and
gross machine weight to give low retarding it also promotes smoother engagement, better
hp/in2 and high wheel torque for short responsiveness, loping removal, less air system
stopping distances. demand and fewer air system parts. Additional
braking may be applied using the manual retarder
• Front to rear brake torque split is balanced or the brake pedal. HARC is deactivated when the
to give the best braking performance and operator applies the brake or accelerator controls.
to minimize wheel lock-up especially
when in the retarding mode.
type brakes.
grades Asand
steeper trucks becamerequirements
regulatory larger, retarding
more stringent, only the Cat trucks were able
to meet legal braking requirements without
modifications.
1
HARC
2
1 Service Brake Sensor
2 Engine Sensor
TCS
• Traction Control System (TCS). Caterpillar trucks
3 HARC
4 HARC Switch
5 Brakes
also use the rear oil-cooled brakes for traction
6 Service Brakes
7 Axle Speed Sensor
6 control. The exclusive Caterpillar system improves
8 TCS 7
2000
)
m
p
r
(
e1500
d
e
p
S
e
n1000
i • Integrated Brake Control (IBC). The HARC and
g
n TCS are combined into an Integrated Brake Control
E
(IBC) System to enhance Cat truck performance
500 and increase productivity.
• Regulations. All brake tests to determine • Komatsu Brake System. The brake system features:
compliance with regulatory requirements are run
with the truck at the maximum allowable gross • Hydraulically applied front and rear dry caliper
machine weight and not at nominal gross machine disc brakes are subject to dirt and moisture entry,
weight as in the past. Seldom will the truck weight which can cause premature wear and/or
be at the nominal because of variations in loading malfunction.
tool fill factors, material density variations, and • Rear brake discs on the high-speed motor
loading tool operator skill. It is imperative then armature develops high torque but very limited
that the truck has adequate brakes when loaded dynamic capability. Small disc diameter of
to the maximum allowable gross machine weight. 635 mm (25 in) provides limited frictional area.
Caterpillar Brake System Versus Competition. • Spring applied, hydraulically released parking
The brake system on Caterpillar mining trucks brake on high speed motor armature develops
has been designed for optimum braking efficiency high torque but almost no dynamic capability.
and safety.
• Dynamic electric retarding through traction
• Oil cooled multiple disc brakes provide non- motors and grid system.
fade braking and retarding on all four corners.
The 930E-3 and 930E-3SE brake system features:
• Braking force is applied in a ratio of 40 percent
front, 60 percent rear for better handling and • Hydraulically applied front and rear brakes are
controllability. oil cooled multi-disc brakes.
• Automatic electronics control the retarding • Retarding capability with the oil-cooled brakes
function. is limited since oil flow is low.
• Rear brakes provide traction aid. • Spring applied, hydraulically released parking
brake on the high-speed motor armature develops
• Service and retarding brakes are hydraulically high torque but almost no dynamic capability.
applied for greater efficiency.
• Dynamic electric retarding through traction
• Secondary and parking brakes are spring applied motors and grid system.
for added safety.
• Terex/Unit Rig Brake System. The brake system
• The application of emergency brakes can features:
be modulated for a brief period before they
remain applied. • Hydraulically applied front and rear dry caliper
disc brakes are subject to dirt and moisture entry
• The brake system exceeds legal/regulatory which can cause premature wear and/or
requirements at maximum allowable gross malfunction.
machine weight.
• Rear brake discs on the high-speed motor
• Completely sealed system is not affected armature develop high torque but very limited
by environment, including water and dust dynamic capability. Small disc diameter of
contaminants. 508 mm (20.2 in) on the MT3000, 635 mm
• Brake wear measurement can be undertaken (25 in) on the MT4400 and 787 mm (31 in)
without disassembly. on the MT5900 provides limited frictional area.
• Spring applied, hydraulically released parking • Spring applied, hydraulically released parking
brake on high-speed motor armature develops brake on high-speed motor armature develops
high torque but almost no dynamic capability. high torque but almost no dynamic capability.
• Accumulators that require routine pressure The EH4500-2 and EH5000 brake system features:
checks and maintenance provide secondary
brake power. • Hydraulically actuated dry caliper disc front
brakes are subject to dirt and moisture entry,
• Service and secondary brakes share the same which can cause premature wear and/or
brake circuit and are more complex. Circuit malfunction.
includes: pump, shuttle valves, pressure reducing
valve, relief valves, accumulators, pilot-operated • Hydraulically actuated oil cooled rear disc
control valves, steering versus brakes priority. brakes.
Steering and Suspension System. Cat designed for excellent maneuverability, superior control
and a comfortable ride.
• Camber.
• The front axle is designed and manufactured
to have one-half degree of camber, which is
reduced to near zero by the load deflections.
• The suspension system is comprised of nitrogen • Four nitrogen over oil cylinders (one at each
over oil cylinders at each of the four corners. corner) provide a highly reliable, long life
Improvements have continued to be suspension system. Nitrogen and oil are
implemented since introduction in 1963 to readily available worldwide.
provide a highly reliable, long life system.
• Strategically located cab relative to the front
• Nitrogen and oil are readily available world axle minimizes the effects of pitch and bounce,
wide for easy maintenance and adjustment. resulting in reduced operator fatigue, greater
security and higher productivity.
• The front and rear cylinders are of sufficient
diameter that the nominal pressure is low • Nominal internal pressure in the suspension
(less than 141 kg/cm2 [2,000 psi]). cylinders is low (less than 141 kg/cm2
[2,000 psi]) because of the large diameter
• The front cylinders are attached to the front cylinders.
spindles by tapered joints that can be separated
for repairs and maintenance. • The rear suspension geometry allows sufficient
axle oscillation in conjunction with large front
Caterpillar Steering and Suspension System Versus suspension travel to reduce mainframe racking
Competition. The Caterpillar integrated steering and while traveling over rough terrain.
suspension system is designed for safer operation
and lower operating cost. • Built-in rebound control improves ride.
• Front suspension and steering system is very – Struts that are difficult to seal
complex and heavy with numerous joints – Leakage possibility under high loads
subject to wear and periodic maintenance.
• Steering hydraulic system is combined with
Loose joints can cause excessive tire wear. the brake system, increasing the potential for
• Steering hydraulic system shares oil with the cross-contamination.
hoist system, increasing the potential for
cross-contamination. • Single tie-rod for steering.
Euclid/Hitachi suspension
cylinder charged with Neocon.
Hydraulics
Hydraulics. Cat hydraulics are designed for dependable performance and precise control.
• Hoist Systems. Hoist systems offer superior • Caterpillar mining truck suspension cylinders
controllability and reliability of cylinders: are charged with Nitrogen gas.
• End of stroke control for hoist cylinders is • Unlike competitive systems, which typically
achieved through a proprietary EH valve system, use air or other gases, nitrogen systems respond
which automates the use of electronic snubbers. quickly to absorb a rapid series of shocks.
The nitrogen gas system cushions better (loaded
• Electronic dampening of cylinders restricts or unloaded), controls rebound, helps eliminate
flow of fluids to reduce the speed of cylinder truck pitching and provides superior ride quality
positioning, thus eliminating sudden shocks when loaded.
to the system.
• Cat suspension systems operate effectively
• Cylinder rods are induction hardened to Cat at 1/3 lower pressure than some competitors,
specifications. Case depth typically exceeds which helps minimize seal leakage.
industry standards and extends cylinder life.
Hydraulics
• Fan Drive System. Caterpillar offers a state of the • Cylinders. A robust cylinder design ensures
art hydraulic demand fan on certain applications, excellent durability.
which increases available power and improves
sound management. The hydraulically driven • Cat induction hardened rods provide higher
fan is standard on the 793D and 797B. surface hardness for increased fatigue strength.
• Because it is more efficient, the Caterpillar fan • Induction hardened at a slightly higher depth
drive system uses less horsepower and consumes of case than the competition (3 mm [0.12 in])
less fuel than the conventional engine driven for greater durability.
fan system utilized by the competition. • Rod assemblies are inertia (friction) welded
• For customers with a focus on sound for cylinder longevity.
management of large mining trucks, • Cylinders are bore honed and roller burnished
Caterpillar offers the lowest dBA in the industry. for superior finish. Cylinder walls are honed to
Sound reduction trucks offer a significant
reduction in spectator sound level. remove minor scratches and other hard to see
imperfections that can cause damage to the
Hydraulic Components. Components are designed cylinder seals. This process produces a highly
and manufactured to strict specifications to ensure symmetrical bore with a surface finish that
the reliability and longevity expected of Caterpillar provides a longer seal life.
machines. Each component is part of an integrated • Caterpillar’s proprietary sealing system includes
system and must meet exacting performance an inboard sealing design in the head, for a more
standards. “robust” design and improved performance.
• Pumps and Motors. Cat pumps and motors are Cat hydraulic rod seals feature a proprietary
designed to respond quickly to hydraulic system urethane material and patented design
improvement.
demands.
• Built to tight tolerances with heavy-duty • Valves. Caterpillar valves offer precise control,
bearings and shafts. quicker response of the hydraulic system, and
reduced operator effort to meet the most exacting
• Field repairable for ease of maintenance. application requirements.
for electro-hydraulic
programmable valves.
features This allows
customized to for
customer requirements.
Hydraulics
• Filters. All filters are custom built to Cat • Tanks. Caterpillar hydraulic tanks are designed
specifications for optimization of system and to ensure hydraulic oil stays in and contaminants
efficiency of application requirements stay out of the hydraulic system.
• Unique Cat filter design features fiberglass • For applications requiring smaller tanks, Cat
spiral roving and acrylic beads, which maintain offers tanks formed from a single sheet of steel
optimum pleat spacing and prevent bunching, by using a deep-drawn process in manufacturing.
collapse and loss of capacity. This allows Cat to stamp out a shape of the tank
in one piece of metal thus manufacturing a
• High efficiency hydraulic filters are available for stronger tank and eliminating potential leaks.
systems requiring extra cleanliness with tighter
system tolerances and higher operating pressure. • For applications requiring larger tanks, Cat
has greater flexibility by utilizing sheet metal
• Cat high efficiency filters reduce the risk of weldments in manufacturing for fewer
exposing critical components to abrasives, thus restrictions in the design process.
extending component wear life. These high
efficiency filters trap a higher percentage of • All tanks are subject to air testing to ensure
fine particles in comparison with some of system reliability.
competitive standard filters.
Operator’s Station
Operator’s Station. Ergonomically designed for operator comfort, superior control and high productivity.
Operator’s Station
Comfort and Control. The cab has everything the ROPS/FOPS Cab. Caterpillar has its own requirements
operator needs for superior comfort and control, for ROPS testing that surpass the toughest ISO
including: guidelines.
• Ergonomically designed, fully adjustable air • Cab is resiliently mounted to the mainframe
suspension seat with adjustable armrests and is sound suppressed to isolates the operator
provides optimal driving comfort. from sound and vibration.
• A wide, retractable three-point seat/shoulder • Cab operator sound levels are less than
belt provides a secure, comfortable restraint 80 dB(A).
with three height adjustments and six vertical
adjustment positions.
Operator’s Station
Monitoring System
Monitoring System. The VIMS™ monitoring system provides operators, service technicians and mine
personnel with vital machine health and payload data to keep the large mining trucks performing at
peak efficiency and top production levels while lowering cost-per-ton.
1 Gauge Cluster
2 Message Center and Keypad
3 ADEM III Engine Control Module
11 4 CAT Data Link
5 Action Alarm
6 Action Lamp
1 2 7 Payload Lamps
8 Payload Display (optional)
10 12 9 Radio System (optional)
10 Data Port (VIMS-PC)
11 Service Lamp
13 12 Diagnostic Connector (ET)
13 Integrated Brake Control (IBC)
9 and Cooling Fan Control Module
14 14 Transmission/Chassis Control (TCC) Module
15 Road Analysis Control (RAC) Module (optional)
7 6
5
8 4 15
VIMS™ Monitoring System. Intelligent, Caterpillar Data Access. Monitoring and diagnostic information
designed machine monitoring system provides is stored on-board until it can be downloaded for
critical machine health and payload data in real- analysis. Data can be accessed through the message
time to keep the large mining trucks performing at center, transmitted via optional radio or downloaded
top production levels. In addition to the usual VIMS onto a computer for detailed analysis.
monitoring system functionality, the system also
monitors torque converter screen switch, torque Machine Management. Service technicians or mine
converter inlet filter, brake oil temperature, fuel personnel can download data and generate reports
level, ambient air temperature, ‘R’ terminal, front for better machine management. Data can be used
aftercooler temperature, aftercooler coolant level, to improve effectiveness of scheduled maintenance
jacket-water level, high steering pressure switch, programs, maximize component life, improve
steering oil temperature, steering oil bypass switch machine availability, and lower operating costs.
and payload.
Monitoring System
Speedometer/Tachometer Module. Monitors three Gauge Cluster. Conveniently located gauge cluster
systems: maintains a constant display of vital machine
functions, including:
• Engine speed
• Engine coolant temperature
• Ground speed
• Brake oil temperature
• Gear indicator
• Air system pressure
• Fuel level
Monitoring System
s
d
a
o
L
l
a
t
o
T
f
o
e
g
a
t
n
e
c
r
e
P
Keypad. Provides operator or service technician Recommended Payload Range With Production Management
Monitoring System
Payload Management. Max Payload Speed Road Analysis Control (RAC). Customers can more
Manager is a feature that aids in managing the effectively and efficiently manage haul roads with
Caterpillar 10/10/20 Payload Guidelines. Based on this optional advanced solution. By measuring frame,
target payload weight and overload settings, the rack and pitch levels, RAC precisely tracks haul-
VIMS system logs and warns the operator when the road conditions and communicates the information
truck reaches overload after second gear reweigh. in real time via a radio network. The data and reports
The truck will be limited to second gear at 1,750 rpm, generated can be used to improve haul-road
and the automatic retarder speed setting is reduced maintenance and, in turn, cycle times, component
to 1,750 rpm until the load is dumped. life and fuel efficiency. VIMS monitoring system
stores the RAC events and creates a summary
Payload management enables the manager to measurement, called a Fatigue Equivalent Load
enhance truck/loading tool effectiveness and Analysis (FELA), that allows management to track
productivity levels by preventing overloads that severity and benchmark road conditions. When used
can cause damage to component life and affect with a telemetry system such as the MineStar ®
operator safety. information management system, RAC events can
The Payload Weight Distribution chart illustrates be transmitted in near real time to the mine control
the benefit of managing payloads with VIMS office for immediate action by haul-road maintenance
monitoring system production management tools. crews. RAC is designed to help all Cat truck users
derive more value from their owning and operating
Data Storage. The VIMS monitoring system stores experience.
payload information, which is used to manage
production. The system stores up to 2,400 production VIMS PC. VIMS PC, the off-board reporting software
cycles for a complete record of payload weight, cycle program, allows service personnel to download a
times, distances and actual dates/times. It also allows complete record of machine health and productivity
storage of maintenance data such as Events, Trends, data to a laptop computer for diagnosis and analysis.
Histograms, Cumulatives, Snapshot and Dataloggers. Easy-to-use software enables service technicians
This data allows the user to identify potential and mine personnel to generate health and payload
problems before they occur, utilizing the efficiency reports for more effective machine management.
of Preventative Maintenance. VIMS Supervisor. Optional software allows mine
External Payload Indicators. External lights on both personnel to easily manage and interpret VIMS
sides of the truck signals loading tool operator when monitoring system data for optimum fleet
to cease loading for optimum payloads without management and productivity. The easy-to-use
overloading. Optional external payload display analysis tool has the ability to read the VIMS
with digital numeric monitor is available to replace monitoring system database and generate custom
the standard red/green indicator lamps. reports based on customer preferences.
Monitoring System
moved to tracking.
stockpile correct destinations.
Allows for Includes
real-timematerial
ore-
grade determination at the excavation face.
System Integration
System Integration. System Integration. Electronically combines virtual power train components to work
more intelligently and optimize overall truck performance.
Integrated Electronics System. The electronic The Cat Data Link allows the transmission and the
control modules (ECM’s) and electronic and engine to communicate to optimize overall power
electrical components on Caterpillar mining trucks train performance and reliability, and reduce
form an integrated system, a control network. operating costs. The Transmission and Chassis
These ECM’s are designed and developed by Control (TCC) communicates over the Data Link
Caterpillar to withstand the punishment of rugged with the engine Electronic Control Module (ECM)
mining applications. They are not automotive to manage engine speed during shifts for increased
controls or automotive-grade components adapted clutch life and operator comfort. The TCC also
for mining applications. Cat electronics are designed controls body hoist, neutral start, rear-axle filtration
to work with each other as a system. The sensors, and automatic lubrication functions.
switches, wiring, connectors and all of the other
Basic
electronic and electrical components on Cat mining
Diagnostics
trucks have been developed for the same demanding SENSORS
SENSORS SENSORS
applications. ECM
ET
IBC TCC
Emissions
Traction Smooth Shifting Altitude Capability
Retarding Abuse Prevention Auto De-rating
System Integration
• Electronic Control Module (ECM). The engine • Transmission and Chassis Control (TCC). The TCC
ECM utilizes advanced engine management module communicates over the Cat Data Link with
software to monitor, control and protect the the engine ECM to manage engine speed during
engine utilizing self-diagnosing electronic sensors. shifts for increased clutch life and operator comfort.
The module controls a wide spectrum of engine When the transmission is in sixth gear, the engine
functions, providing infinitely variable injection is allowed to run out to 2,000 rpm, so the truck
timing to maintain peak performance. It provides (785-793) can achieve speeds up to 55 km/h
additional features of electronic protection of the (34 mph). The 793D can achieve a maximum
engine during cold starts, high altitude operations, of 60 km/h (37 mph) with the Extra Top Speed
air filter plugging and high exhaust temperature Configuration. The 797B can reach speeds up
conditions. It stores information to permit quick to 67.6 km/h (42 mph) while traveling in seventh
diagnosis of engine conditions to enable effective gear. The shift points are set at the factory for optimal
maintenance and repairs utilizing the Caterpillar performance, efficiency and component life.
Electronic Technician (Cat ET) service tool.
TCC monitors and records key operating conditions
In operation, whenever the shift cane passes through and parameters for later downloading and diagnostic
neutral and the engine speed is above 1,350 rpm, troubleshooting by service personnel.
the transmission sends a signal to the ECM to
momentarily reduce the engine throttle while the TCC features:
transmission shifts. This prevents the operator • Improved on-board diagnostics
from abusing the machine and leads to improved
component life. • Alphanumeric display
All of this is accomplished with one service tool. • Records intermittent faults
Cummins employees a palm pilot to do some of
• Provides diagnostic codes
the
havediagnostics, butsystem.
an integrated not all. Cummins does not
• Programmable top gear selection
System Integration
• Hydraulic Automatic Retarder Control (HARC). • The precision of HARC (maintaining higher
The hydraulically activated automatic retarder average operating speeds) optimizes system-
control system electronically controls retarding cooling capabilities, reduces torque fluctuations
on grade to maintain optimum engine rpm and oil for improved brake component life and
cooling system. HARC is a standard system on all minimizes the potential for destructive engine
large mining trucks. A dash mounted push button overspeed. HARC modulates the Cat designed
switch activates the HARC system via hydraulics oil-cooled disk brakes for excellent control and
rather than compressed air. Settings are adjustable does not interfere with the manual retarder or
from 1,850-1,950 rpm in increments of 10 rpm. service brake operation.
While HARC modulates the brakes, the operator HARC 1 Service Brake Sensor TCS
2 Engine Sensor
may also apply additional braking force using either 1 2
3 HARC
4 HARC Switch
the manual retarder or the brake pedal. When the 5 Brakes
6 Service Brakes 6
7 Axle Speed Sensor
operator applies the accelerator controls or the 8 TCS 7
System Integration
Gauges
Transmission/Chassis
Control
Transmission
Sensors
Brakes Engine
Control
Module
Integration as a Total System. All control modules, CTS reduces stress on the transmission and extends
communicating via the Cat Data Link, were power train life. It achieves this by briefly adjusting
designed and developed to work together as an engine throttle during shift change to control torque.
integrated system to maximize production, efficiency This allows the clutch to engage smoothly.
and extend service life of the components. Smoother shifts reduce operator fatigue and
e
component wear.
u
q
r
o
T
t
Shift without CTS
• The TCC Transmission and Chassis Controller
u
p
t )
u
O m
•
signals the ECM engine controller that the
n N
(
o
i
s
s
i
Shift with CTS
transmission is preparing to change gears.
m
s
n
a
r
T
• During shift changes, engine throttle is adjusted
)
up or down, depending on shift direction, for a
r h
w
c
e n
I
o e Shift without CTS
fraction of a second to alter torque created by
P r
a
h u
c
u
q
t S
/
the engine. This allows the transmission speed
l
C P
H
(
Shift with CTS
to synchronize for a smoother shift.
System Integration
• Directional Shift Management. Regulates engine After the speed for torque converter drive is reached
speed during directional shifts to prevent damage (approximately 6.5 km/h [4 mph]), the transmission
caused by high-speed directional changes. will shift into neutral. If coasting speed increases
This prevents shifts into reverse when forward to 19.4 km/h (12 mph) after the transmission has
ground speeds are in excess of 4.8 km/h (3 mph). shifted to neutral, the engine will operate in elevated
This protects the transmission from high shock idle mode (1,300 rpm) to provide proper oil flow
loads created by abusive directional shifts. to the transmission. Neutral coast events will be
logged for each occurrence over 16.1 km/h (10 mph).
The objective of Directional Shift Management is These logged events can be retrieved using Cat
to reduce driveline torque spikes and transmission Electronic Technician (Cat ET).
clutch energy spikes. The machine’s driveline is
designed to withstand torque converter stall (the • Body-up Shift Inhibitor. Prevents the transmission
maximum torque that the converter will transmit from shifting above the pre-programmed gear
to the transmission). If shifts are made from reverse without the body fully lowered.
to forward, or if shifts are made from neutral to • Reverse Neutralized with Body Up. If the hoist
reverse or forward at high engine speed, torque
spikes greater than converter stall levels can be level is activated and the transmission is in reverse,
generated. This can result in accelerated transmission the transmission will automatically shift to neutral.
wear and/or premature final drive or differential • Engine Overspeed Protection. The transmission
failures. Directional Shift Management electronically control senses possible overspeed conditions and
prevents torque levels above converter stall, reducing upshifts one gear. If overspeed conditions occur
the potential for abuse and related driveline in the top gear, the lock-up clutch is disengaged.
component failures.
• Programmable Top Gear Selection.
• Elevated Idle – Neutral Coast Inhibitor. The transmission top gear may be electronically set
Prevents
at speeds the transmission
above 6.5 km/h (4from shifting
mph). to neutral
This protects the using Cat ET. This feature helps operators maintain
speed limits. The TCC lets you electronically limit
transmission against operating with insufficient top gear selection without the use of additional
lubrication. Neutral coasting causes extremely high service tooling or mechanical limiting of the shift
relative transmission clutch speeds and inadequate cane. Unlike the former method of blocking shift
cooling oil flow, which results in accelerated wear cane travel, this electronic limit cannot be improperly
and the possibility of premature transmission failure. overridden by the operator. Reprogramming of the
The ECM engine controller and the TCC top gear can only be accomplished with Cat ET.
transmission and chassis controller are programmed • Anti-hunt Function. The transmission will not
to work together to prevent this from occurring. allow an upshift or downshift for approximately
A sensor on the transmission output shaft determines
ground speed. If the transmission gear selector is 2.3
gearseconds
huntingafter
when a shift has occurred.
operating Thispoint
near a shift prevents
and
placed in the neutral position, the controller will not minimizes transmission shifts to increase
downshift to neutral immediately but will allow component life.
downshifts to the proper gear for the calculated
ground speed as speed is reduced. This maintains • Downshift Inhibitor. The transmission will not
engine speed and oil flow through the transmission. allow a downshift to occur until engine speed
reaches the downshift point, preventing an engine
overspeed condition.
System Integration
Steering
Control
Main
Oil Cooler
Engine
Fan
Steering
Fan
Cylinders
Pump
Pump
Hydraulic Tank
Return
Filter
• Diagnostics and Serviceability. The electronic
Rear Axle engine and transmission controls provide enhanced
Lubricator Motor Brake Cooling
Pumps diagnostic capability. This useful data can be
Solid Connection
Brake
Cooling Steering accessed at different levels of detail using the
Drive Motor Tank
display panel in the cab or the Electronic Technician.
• Hydraulic Power Management System. The ability to store both active and intermittent
indicators simplifies problem diagnosis and total
Currently available on the 793D only, the system, repair time, resulting in improved mechanical
also known as common rail hydraulics, reduces
parasitic (unused, wasted) losses in the power availability and lower operating cost.
management system components and the new
hydraulic fan drive system. Two new variable
displacement piston pumps operate the system.
These pumps primarily provide for the steering
and cooling functions, and are independent of the
brake and hoist circuit. One pump is dedicated to
a new on-demand hydraulic fan drive system.
The other pump feeds a new priority valve and
provides hydraulic pressure and flow to feed steering,
brake cooling, rear axle filtration (RAX), and the
optional RAX cooler systems. The system continues
to allow priority for the steering system while using
an improved power management scheme for brake
cooling and RAX functions. By reducing the losses,
the system is able to provide more horsepower to
the ground.
System Integration
System Integration
Truck Bodies
Truck Bodies. A variety of Caterpillar designed and built truck bodies ensure optimal performance and
reliability in tough mining applications. Cat dealers can help build an optimum hauling system to
maximize truck payloads and extend body and truck wear life.
and methods
approach backed
in the by the
industry. most advanced
Caterpillar analysis
has developed
a dynamic model of the entire truck that has been
verified with extensive field-testing at a variety of
sites from around the world. Caterpillar is the only
body manufacturer that uses a full-truck dynamic
approach to body design and analysis. These tools
and methods allow our engineers to identify high
stress areas and evaluate design solutions to meet
body life goals without additional weight.
Truck Bodies
Truck Bodies
Truck Bodies
Caterpillar truck body designs utilize materials that • Mine Specific Design (MSD II) Body. The MSD II
provide maximum performance (balance of payload is the standard of the industry for lightweight bodies.
and durability) and achieve field repairability Offered in a flat floor configuration, this second-
requirements (weld repairable anywhere in generation MSD body combines industry-leading
the world). payload with excellent durability. This body is
intended for mature mines using good operation
Cat Truck Bodies. Matching the truck body to the and maintenance practices that want to extract the
application is a critical part of achieving the best maximum payload from each cycle we offer the
value from your Caterpillar Mining Truck. MSD II. With a large variety of liner options
Caterpillar starts with a focus on meeting the available, the MSD II can be properly configured
particular needs of the application. Caterpillar to meet the particular application profile of a specific
offers five body choices to achieve the best mine site. This design offers the best payload
match of volume, payload and life. performance with good durability. Over the life of
• MSD II the truck, the MSD II body will require replacement.
MSD II Body.
Truck Bodies
• Dual Slope and Flat Floor Bodies. For years • Gateless Coal Body. Due to the low material
the strong and durable Dual Slope and Flat Floor density of coal, a larger body is required to deliver
bodies have delivered excellent value and long life. target payload. Traditionally a compromise body
They are relatively heavy but strong enough to was offered that combined one of the above bodies
withstand the most demanding mining conditions with a tailgate to give greater volume and control
such as poor material fragmentation or Greenfield spillage. The exclusive Caterpillar Gateless Coal
sites. The accepted standard of the industry until body, available for the 777 through 793 truck
the advent of the MSD family of bodies – the Dual models, eliminates the heavy and maintenance
Slope is intended for the most demanding sites and intensive tailgate with a kicked up floor design that
for users who may want to operate the truck in more gives the volume required to meet target payload
than one site. A limited liner configuration is in coal haulage applications. Because the tailgate
available. The Flat Floor body is a body intended is eliminated the target payload is higher with the
for very demanding sites where the controlled dump Gateless Coal body than a competitive body with
characteristics of a flat floor body are required. a tailgate. It is intended for coal haulage only, not
It offers better payload capability than the Dual for an application requiring a combination of coal
Slope body but less than the MSD II or “X” bodies. and overburden haulage.
Flat Floor Body. Today, there are several sources Caterpillar considers
“Globally Competitive” and from time to time others
for specific local markets. In some cases these
competitors have an initial transaction price
advantage and a payload advantage. However, they
typically quote bodies without any liners creating
the impression
lower of higher
price. None payload
have the depth capacity and
of engineering,
manufacturing, sales and after-market support
as provided by Caterpillar and its Dealers.
Quoting Cat bodies, we have to ensure we are
providing an “apples to apples” comparison
of body weight and payload capacity.
Truck Bodies
When challenged by customers to provide • Minerite. A newly formed source, (just over 2-years
competitive pricing against these sources, it is old) with previous background at WESTECH in
necessary to gather adequate information from the both Engineering and sales, is Minerite. This team
competitive proposal to create an accurate “apples probably has the best background and understanding
to apples” comparison. These sources all have new of the basic needs of the market of all the sources.
and unique features, but not all are proven reliable. It offers its own version of a “Light-Weight” body
for Cat and a Non-Cat chassis as well as its own
For the most part, the concepts have not been version of a “Gateless Coal” body. Recently, the
thoroughly analyzed from an engineering company added an automatic, hydraulic tailgate
prospective. The sources listed below have had to its “Gated Coal” bodies. Minerite is located in
aggressive marketing philosophies to “make the central Wyoming and has mostly concentrated on
sale now and worry about the performance issues the market in the Rocky Mountain area, including
later”, (if at all). In the beginning the sources won Canada. While initially trying to work with the
business, but in many cases the customers returned dealers, it has accepted orders directly from the
to Caterpillar after their first experience. end user as well.
Today, these sources have evolved to better products • Phillipi-Hagenbuch. Since the early 1970’s,
with fewer issues. The competitors include the Phillipi-Hagenbuch has been a body and attachment
following: source. The company’s first product was a “tailgate”
• Westech. For over 25 years, Westech has been a developed by the founder when he was still employed
body supplier to Caterpillar, building standard Cat at Caterpillar in the late 1960’s. Phillipi-Hagenbuch
bodies and some specialty bodies for the 777 thru the expanded its original line into a complete “Gated
793 models. One result of this long-term association Coal Bodies” line. As the predominate source for
is Westech, better than many sources, understands the Coal Bodies for over 20 years, it expanded into a
need for proper fit-up to the Chassis. The company COMBO body equipped with a “Flip-Over” tailgate
offers bodies for all trucks, a “Light-Weight” body that pivoted to the front and out of service when
for all Cat models and also its own version of a handling Over Burden. The company more recently
“Gateless Coal” body. Westech also provides a added a version of a “Semi-Light” rock body,
“Gated Coal” style upon request. The company is resulting in several issues with these offerings
located in Wyoming with good access to mine sites including:
in the USA and Canada and is reportedly pursuing • Much heavier than proposed consequently
manufacturing alliances with companies in Brazil reduced payloads.
and Australia. It typically sells directly to the end
user, retaining part of what it considers normal • Poor axle splits, which in some cases, the
Dealer Mark-Up. So far, the company has been units could not be dumped.
the most “Honest” and accurate with its proposals,
technically speaking, but the question is how it will • Early hour failures that were not always
support its products after the sale. warranted.
Truck Bodies
• Trinity. A division of a major Barge and Rail Car • Dicsa. The first to develop the true “Light Weight”
builder, Trinity includes several rail car maintenance body in the early ’90’s in Chile for KMS trucks was
operations nationwide. The parent is a multi-billion Dicsa. At this time Dicsa was, in fact, the KMS
dollar entity and is located in San Antonio, TX with dealer for much of South America. In the late ’90’s
first and second operations (cutting and forming) KMS took this dealership back, but Dicsa continued
conducted at the Mexico facility. The company its mining parts and service business, including the
offers low price bodies. Its “body business” began Dicsa truck bodies. It expanded from KMS chassis
with subcontract manufacturing for Unit Rig and to all other OEM’s, including Cat. The company
Komatsu Mining Systems (KMS) and evolved into went through numerous radically new and unique
its own designs, which include numerous features design changes and at present, is in PHASE 9.
copied from these designs – very little new or little Dicsa continues to offer the lightest bodies with
of its own. Early units were dimensionally larger and reasonable success in South America but only
heavier than stated and in several instances, load limited success in other parts of the world so far.
distribution was a big problem. Loads had to be Dicsa has several bodies in Australia in Coal
placed well to the rear of the body in order to dump, overburden and Gold Mining operations with
creating significant spillage, etc. Historically, Trinity unclear results in the Coal Mines. The Gold Mine
sales observe Caterpillar premiums of nearly only recently was commissioned. The company
25 percent, offering bodies with similar dimensions experienced a drastic failure in a Labrador Iron
and payloads. However, with the issues mentioned mine on KMS 830E chassis and has not provided
above, there is no doubt customers will come back the best solution for the Canadian Tar Sands.
to Caterpillar. Current designs for the 793 are wider than our
maximum width recommendation, seemingly very
high above the frame with a questionable (and
unproven) mounting system. In South America,
Dicsa, is successful, offering a full, on-site body
maintenance program covering all the costs with
an Hourly Rate ($/HR).
Truck Bodies
• Conymet/Duratray. Originating in Chile as The SDB is a product well suited for cohesive
a general welding fabrication and repair shop, material sites with lots of carry-back, but our
Conymet/Duratray, evolved into truck body opinion is this is not a cost-effective solution
repairs and a “Body Assembly Source” for the for rock applications. The company has reduced
local Caterpillar Dealers. Through this involvement, payloads because it is heavier than our MSD II,
the company next designed (copied) its own steel and we expect the actual maintenance costs will
bodies for Caterpillar trucks. Then it offered cheaper be quite high as well.
bodies and a full-body maintenance program.
In 2001 the company purchased the DURATRAY
SDB (suspended dump body) product line from
Pacific Dunlop in Australia. The purchase included
orders on hand for over 20 units, mostly for the
DIVAK 830E fleet in Canada. Through a very
aggressive marketing program it won several deals
around the world, which brought the company’s
total sales to date near 200 units since start up.
It so far, prices these units at near 50 percent of the
prices previously established by Pacific Dunlop and
has again included on-site maintenance programs,
which conceals the real operational costs. It seems
this business strategy is coming to an end though
in several sites where Conymet’s costs are so high
it is raising rental and maintenance contract costs
significantly. The customers are not accepting this
and will return to Caterpillar.
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
All
and weldments are 100 percent
audited ultrasonically. visuallyweldments
All critical inspected Automated machining cell for truck repair spindles.
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Measurement accuracy is critical to quality Diagnostic and Functional Testing. After completion
manufacturing. Caterpillar has invested in a of the assembly process every mining truck is
co-ordinate measurement laboratory, coordinate visually inspected, then its critical functions tested
measuring machines (located in the manufacturing and any required adjustment performed in a state-
cells), and a large L&K co-ordinate measuring of-the-art test cell. Engines (all previously tested
machine (CMM) to ensure total accuracy. At the at the Large Engine Center), transmissions (all
time of its installation it was the world’s largest previously tested at the Transmission Business
single bridge CMM. The side rails, bridge and Unit), hydraulics, brakes, and electrical systems
probe rail are constructed entirely of granite to are all included in this testing. The testing is
make it less susceptible to temperature and humidity performed utilizing computer controlled test
variation and it is housed in climate-controlled room. equipment to eliminate all subjectivity from the
Its repeatability is 0.00635 mm (0.00025 in). test. All test results become part of the truck ’s
The CMM is capable of measuring the frames of history file.
the 785C, 789C and 793D mining trucks. There are
150+ dimensional checks on each truck frame.
Approximately 10 percent of all mining truck
frames are checked. After any engineering changes
or repair of production machines, the first ten frames
are checked to ensure process control. A portable
laser system is used to measure critical dimensions
on the 797B mining truck.
Product Support
Product Support. Caterpillar dealers have what it takes to keep mining trucks productive.
• Axle housings
• Brake Shoes
• Clutch Plates
• Engines
• Engine Components
• Reaction Hubs
Caterpillar Reman Parts. In building machines for
a lifetime, Caterpillar recognizes that keeping them • Torque Converters
productive at the lowest cost is essential. This is one
• Transmissions
reason why the Caterpillar remanufacturing process
is so extensive. State of the art salvage techniques, Purchasing a Caterpillar Mining Truck represents
strict re-use guidelines, advanced manufacturing a value decision for the lifetime of the machine.
systems and unequalled quality control systems
ensure that Reman parts are as good as new and No other mining
an extensive truck
line of manufacturers
quality, cost saving provide such
part options.
as strong as ever. The remanufacturing process
incorporates the latest engineering design changes Caterpillar Certified Rebuild (CCR). A Cat Certified
ensuring components meet the latest performance Rebuild would usually be performed when a mining
standards and carry an as-new warranty. truck has reached 30,000-40,000 hours and
availability and productivity are declining.
Reman is a way to support the Caterpillar product Following rebuild, a significant productive
and reduce operating costs over the life of the life (20,000-30,000 hours) can be expected.
machine. Cat Reman parts are priced at a fraction
of new and, together with the credit for the used The Cat Certified Rebuild process applies to an
core, represent real savings in equipment costs. entire machine. The process has been developed,
promoted and is audited by Caterpillar. Only Cat
dealers perform this process. Machines are rebuilt
to like-new condition and effectively utilize their
second life.
Product Support
There also is a Cat Certified Power Train (CPT) • Typically about 100 engineering updates
program available to rebuild the power train at are incorporated into rebuilds.
half the CCR life at about half the cost of a CCR
on average.
Extended power train coverage from Cat Insurance
is available also.
• Like-new appearance.
Product Support
According to the guidelines, available payload is Modifications to brake service procedures are
directly related to Empty Machine Weight, so that required to maintain certification on models 785C
reducing empty weight provides increased to 793C. Specifically, brake wear must be reduced
payload capacity and vice versa. For example, to 75 percent of current allowable, which enables
Gross Machine Weight (GMW) less Empty Machine SAE and ISO standards to be maintained up to
Weight (EMW) equals Target Payload. EMW target payload plus 20 percent.
includes all attachments (installed at the factory,
by dealer and customer), full fuel and fluids, • Component Life Implications. The 10/10/20
appropriate calculations of debris, and tires. payload guidelines carry significant implications
relative to component life. Data indicates that for
The Caterpillar 10/10/20 Payload Guidelines state: every 1-ton decrease in payload from maximum
“No more than 10 percent of payloads may exceed target, component life will increase by
1.1 times the truck ’s Target Payload, and no single approximately 1 percent. Overload is the most
payload shall ever exceed 1.2 times the Target significant factor in life shortfalls of planned
Payload, which is the Maximum Operating Weight.” component replacement goals. Haul road
conditions, machine maintenance and operation
techniques also are significant contributors. As the
10/10/20 payload guidelines may exceed tire and
rim association rating guidelines for earthmoving
vehicles, it is recommended that users of the
guidelines contact their supplier to discuss
application, site conditions, haul roads and
allowable tire loads before adopting the policy.
Product Support
Product Support
Hitachi: Publishes a nominal payload, which Terex: Publishes maximum calculated payloads.
represents 90 percent of maximum payload. Details about calculations are not available in
Payload calculation includes 50 percent fuel specalogs.
but body attachments or debris are not included. Liebherr: Publishes maximum calculated payloads.
It appears Hitachi developed Payload Guidelines Details about calculations are not available in
in response to the Caterpillar 10/10/20 Payload specalogs.
Guidelines. Hitachi’s guidelines establish exceeding
maximum payload is allowed 10 percent of time,
but exceeding 110 percent maximum payload one
time voids warranty.
Safety
Safety. Caterpillar machines and systems are designed with safety as the first priority.
Safety
Safety
Payload Guidelines. Safety is integral to Caterpillar’s Working Safely. Caterpillar’s holistic approach to
approach to maintaining the highest productivity safety in mining means efforts are directed not only
in mining machine operation. For example, the at product design for safe performance and operation,
10/10/20 Payload Guidelines assure customers but also at ensuring products contribute to a safer
that brakes and steering have sufficient capacity working environment for miners. Environmental
to perform at a 20 percent overload. impacts are considered, training packages are
developed and Caterpillar actively promotes and
participates with customers in achieving ever
improving safety standards. Caterpillar operator
and service training programs reinforce the need
for safe procedures and videos and lecture materials
enable mine sites to conduct refresher courses to
ensure safety considerations are always in mind.
OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight kg 206 300 249 480 249 480 249 480 249 476 278 964 249 476
(lb) (455,000) (550,000) (550,000) (550,000) (550,000) (615,000) (550,000)
Chassis Weight ** kg 77 111 99 448 77 610
(lb) (170,000) (219,244) (171,100)
Body without Attachments kg 21 300 24 041 21 300
(lb) (46,958) (53,000) (46,958)
Empty Weight kg 97 451 101 495 105 234 111 928 100 462 123 489 100 153
(lb) (214,880) (223,758) (232,000) (246,800) (221,481) (272,244) (220,800)
Payload – Target/Nominal tonnes 136+ 140 136
(tons) (150+) (154) (150)
Payload – Maximum tonnes 109 See 10/10/20 136 136 136 – 149 155
(tons) (120) Guidelines (150) (150) (150 – 164) (171)
Notes about Payload and Weights: N/A Empty weight N/A Empty weight Empty weight Empty weight
includes lubricants, with 50% fuel with 50% fuel. with 50% fuel,
coolant, 100% Payload based no body liners.
fuel, debris upon the weight Nominal
(4% of chassis of additional payload
weight), no body equipment defined as 90%
attachments such as of payload
bo dy line r. w it h s tanda rd
equipment
DIMENSIONS
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION
Front Axle – Empty 49% 47% 49% 52% 46% 49% 48%
Rear Axle – Empty 51% 53% 51% 48% 54% 51% 52%
Front Axle – Loaded 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 34%
Rear Axle – Loaded 67% 67% 67% 67% 67% 67% 66%
ENGINE
Model 16V2000TA 3512B QSK45 12V4000 QSK45 12V4000 3516B
Manufacturer MTU/DDC CAT CUMMINS MTU/DDC CUMMINS MTU/DDC CAT
Bore mm 170 159 165 159 165 170
(in) (6.7) (6) (7) (6) (7) (7)
Stroke mm 190 190 190 190 190 190
(in) (7.5) (7) (7) (7) (7) (7)
Displacement L 51.8 45 49 45 49 69
(in3) (3,158) (2,746) (2,972) (2,746) (2,972) (4,211)
Max Altitude m 3050 3658 3048 4612
(ft) (10,000) (12,000) (10,000) (15,130)
Number of Cylinders 16 12 12 12 12 12 16
Rated Speed rpm 1,900 1,750 1,900 1,900 1,900 1,900 1,750
High Idle rpm 1,935 1,935
Low Idle rpm 700 700
Net Power kW 839 1005 1025 1171 1048 1304 1005
OPTIONAL ENGINE
COOLING SYSTEM
Fan Diameter mm 1828.8 1778
(in) (72) (70)
TRAVEL SPEEDS
REDUCTIONS
TIRES
Tires 30.00R51 33.00R51 33.00R51 33.00R51 33.00R51 36.00R51 33.00R51
Weight kg 2068 2304 2304 2304 2304 2152 2304
(lb) (4,560) (5,080) (5,080) (5,080) (5,080) (4,745) (5,080)
Optional Tires 36.00R51
BRAKES – REAR
BRAKES – FRONT
Disc per Side 2 9 1 1 1 9
Outside Diameter mm 715.3 990 990 1060 715
(in) (28.18) (39) (39) (42) (28)
Total Surface Area cm2 61 270 79 572 15 001 61 270
(in2) (9,497) (12,334) (2,325) (9,497)
Dry Disc OD mm 1016
(in) (40)
REFILL CAPACITIES
Fuel Tank 1 L 2271 1893 2271 2271 2120 2839 1893
(gal) (600) (500) (600) (600) (560) (750) (500)
Fuel Tank 2 L 2500 2498
(gal) (660) (660)
Cooling System L 269 379 303 454 532 323 379
(gal) (71) (100) (80) (120) (141) (85) (100)
Crankcase L (132) 204 215 220 193 213 204
(gal) 35 (54) (57) (58) (51) (56) (54)
Differential and Final Drives L 436 536 526
(gal) (115) (142) (139)
Front Wheels (Each) L 14 14
(gal) (4) (4)
Steering Tank L 90 91
(gal) (24) (24)
Steering System L 117 189 117
(gal) (31) (50) (31)
Brake/Hoist/Conv Tank L 337 576 337
(gal) (89) (152) (89)
Brake/Hoist/Conv System L 641 900 641
(gal) (169) (238) (169)
Trans Tank L 76 76
(gal) (20) (20.1)
Trans System L 248 153 248
(gal) (66) (40.5) (65.5)
Brake/Hoist Tank L 564 564 564
(gal) (149) (149) (149)
Brake/Hoist Hydraulic System L 814 813 813 566
(gal) (215) (215) (215) (150)
OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight kg 297 000 324 324 317 515 331 120 324 322 324 263 335 600
(lb) (655,000) (715,000) (700,000) (730,000) (715,000) (715,000) (740,000)
Chassis Weight ** kg 107 330 98 293
(lb) (236,619) (216,700)
Body without Attachments kg 26 717 27 045 25 612
(lb) (58,900) (59,625) (56,464)
Empty Weight kg 124 700 134 047 129 238 140 320 140 592 131 065 149 660
(lb) (275,000) (295,519) (284,925) (327,000) (309,950) (289,000) (330,000)
Payload – Target/Nominal tonnes 171 176+ 184
(tons) (189) (195+) (203)
Payload – Maximum tonnes 154 – 172 190 See 10/10/20 181 172 – 186 186
(tons) (170 – 190) (210) Guidelines (200) (190 – 205) (205)
Notes about Payload and Weights: Maximum GVW Empty weight Empty weight N/A Empty weight N/A N/A
not to exceed with 50% fuel, includes with 100%
the following: no body liners. lubricants, fuel, no options.
GE 776 Traction Nominal payload coolant, 100% Nominal payload
Motor 636,100 lb defined as 90% fuel, debris defined by Komatsu’s
(288 480 kg) of payload (4% of chassis payload policy
GE 788 Traction with standard weight), no body
Motor 655,000 lb equipment attachments
(297 000 kg)
DIMENSIONS
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION
Front Axle – Empty 51% 49% 47% 40% 48% 47% 46%
Rear Axle – Empty 49% 51% 53% 60% 52% 53% 54%
Front Axle – Loaded 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 32% 32%
Rear Axle – Loaded 67% 67% 67% 67% 67% 68% 68%
ENGINE
Model 12V4000 12V4000 3516B 12V4000 K2000E 12V4000 12V4000
Manufacturer MTU/DDC MTU/DDC CAT MTU/DDC CUMMINS MTU/DDC MTU/DDC
Bore mm 165 165 170 165 159 165 166
(in) (7) (7) (6.7) (7) (6) (7) (7)
Stroke mm 190 190 190 190 159 190 191
(in) (7) (7) (7.5) (7) (6) (7) (8)
Displacement L 49 49 69 49 50 49 49
(in3) (2,972) (2,972) (4,211) (2,972) (3,070) (2,972) (2,972)
Max Altitude m 3048 2300 3048 3048
(ft) (10,000) (7,500) (10,000) (10,000)
Number of Cylinders 12 12 16 12 16 12 12
Rated Speed rpm 1,900 1,900 1,750 1,900 1,900 1,900 1,900
High Idle rpm 1,935
Low Idle rpm 700
Net Power kW 1175 – 1398 1414 1320 1175 – 1398 1388 1175 – 1398 1398
(hp) (1,575 – 1,875) (1,896) (1,771) (1,575 – 1,875) (1,860) (1,575 – 1,875) (1,875)
Gross Power kW 1286 – 1510 1510 1417 1286 – 1510 1491 1286 – 1510 1510
(hp) (1,725 – 2,025) (2,025) (1,900) (1,725 – 2,025) (2,000) (1,725 – 2,025) (2,025)
Net Torque N•m 8,200 8,976
Torque Rise 23%
Engine Weight kg 6045 7810 4671 5294 6045 6045
(lb) (13,325) (17,225) (10,300) (11,670) (13,325) (13,325)
OPTIONAL ENGINE
COOLING SYSTEM
Fan Diameter mm 1981
(in) (78)
TRAVEL SPEEDS
REDUCTIONS
Differential 2.350
Final Drive 10.833
TIRES
BRAKES – REAR
BRAKES – FRONT
SUSPENSION SYSTEM
STEERING SYSTEM
Steering Angle degrees 41 36
Number of Cylinders 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Turning Radius – Front m 26.8 25.6 27.5 24.7 27.2 27.2
(ft) (87.9) (84.0) (90.3) (81.0) (89.4) (89.4)
Turning Circle Clearance Diameter m 30.2 30.2 28.0
(ft) (99.2) (99) (91.9)
HOIST SYSTEM
BODY
Body Type Flat Floor N/A Dual Slope† N/A Flat Floor Flat Floor Flat Floor
Capacity – S truck m3 77 80 73 77 77 92 92
(yd3) (101) (105) (96) (100) (101) (121) (121)
Capacity – Heaped 2:1 m3 111 115 105 108 111 123 123
(yd3) (146) (151) (137) (141) (145) (161) (161)
† Dataprovided is for a representative body. Several dual slope, flat floor, coal and mine specific design (MSD) bodies are available. All weights, capacities, and
dimensions are dependent on the machine configuration (body type, attachments, tires, and optional equipment selected).
REFILL CAPACITIES
OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight kg 383 749 390 090 385 848 385 852 390 930 392 290 480 362
(lb) (846,000) (860,000) (850,650) (850,650) (862,000) (865,000) (1,059,000)
Chassis Weight** kg 119 597
(lb) (263,666)
Body without Attachments kg 32 138 27 669 27 669
(lb) (70,832) (61,000) (61,000)
Empty Weight kg 156 519 156 940 164 200 162 505 160 998 170 975 198 096
(lb) (345,045) (346,000) (362,000) (358,259) (355,000) (377,000) (436,727)
Payload – Target/Nominal tonnes 218+ 221 223 254
(tons) (240+) (244) (246) (280)
Payload – Maximum See 10/10/20 218 236 236 282
Guidelines (240) (260) (260) (311)
Notes about Payload and Weights: Empty weight N/A Empty weight Empty weight Empty weight Empty weight Empty weight
includes lubricants, with 100% fuel, with 100% fuel, with 50% fuel with 50% fuel with 50% fuel,
coolant, 100% no options. no options. and autolube and autolube MTU/DDC engine,
fuel, debris Nominal payload Nominal payload capacities capacities 50/90 R57 tires.
(4% of chassis defined by defined by Nominal payload
weight), no body Komatsu ’s Komatsu’s defined as 90%
attachments payload policy payload policy of payload
with standard
equipment
DIMENSIONS
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION
Front Axle – Empty 46% 45% 50% 50% 48% 50% 50%
Rear Axle – Empty 54% 55% 50% 50% 52% 50% 50%
Front Axle – Loaded 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 34%
Rear Axle – Loaded 67% 67% 67% 67% 67% 67% 66%
ENGINE
Model 3516B 16V4000 QSK60 QSK60 QSK60 QSK60 16V4000
Manufacturer CAT MTU/DDC CUMMINS CUMMINS CUMMINS CUMMINS MTU/DDC
Bore mm 170 165 159 159 159 159 165
(in) (6.7) (7) (6) (6) (6) (6) (7)
Stroke mm 215 185 190 190 190 190 190
(in) (8.5) (7) (7) (7) (7) (7) (7)
Displacement L 78 63 60 60 60 60 65
(in3) (4,760) (3,863) (3,661) (3,661) (3,661) (3,661) (3,967)
Max Altitude m 2750
(ft) (9,000)
Number of Cylinders 16 16 16 16 16 16 16
Rated Speed rpm 1,750 1,900 1,900 1,900 1,900 1,900 1,900
High Idle rpm 1,960
Low Idle rpm 700
Net Power kW 1743 1796 1761 1761 1706 1855 1939
OPTIONAL ENGINE
COOLING SYSTEM
TRAVEL SPEEDS
Forward 1 k m/h 11.8
(mph) (7.3)
Forward 2 k m/h 15.9
(mph) (9.9)
Forward 3 k m/h 21.5
(mph) (13.4)
Forward 4 k m/h 29.1
(mph) (18.1)
Forward 5 k m/h 39.4
(mph) (24.5)
Forward 6 k m/h 54.3
(mph) (33.7)
Reverse 1 km/h 10.9
(mph) (6.8)
Elec. Drive Max. km/h 64.0 48.8 58.0 64.0 66.9
(mph) (40.0) (30.3) (36.0) (40.0) (41.6)
REDUCTIONS
Differential 1.80
Final Drive 16.00
TIRES
BRAKES – REAR
BRAKES – FRONT
SUSPENSION SYSTEM
STEERING SYSTEM
Steering Angle degrees 36 40
Number of Cylinders 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Turning Radius – Front m 28.42 29 30 30 30
(ft) (93.2) (94) (100) (100) (98)
Turning Circle Clearance Diameter m 32.66 32 28 28
(ft) (107.2) (106) (93) (93)
HOIST SYSTEM
BODY
Body Type Dual Slope† N/A Flat Floor Flat Floor Flat Floor Flat Floor
Capacity – S truck m3 96 84 117 117 100 100 108
(yd3) (126) (110) (153) (153) (131) (131) (142)
Capacity – Heaped 2:1 m3 129 119 147 147 144 144 159
(yd3) (169) (156) (193) (193) (188) (188) (208)
† Dataprovided is for a representative body. Several dual slope, flat floor, coal and mine specific design (MSD) bodies are available. All weights, capacities, and
dimensions are dependent on the machine configuration (body type, attachments, tires, and optional equipment selected).
REFILL CAPACITIES
100 Cat ® Mining Trucks 785C, 789C, 793D, 797B September 2006
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/boletin-competitivo-camiones-mineros-caterpillar-tejb8063-01 100/106
7/18/2019 Boletin Competitivo Camiones Mineros Caterpillar -TEJB8063-01
OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight kg 528 208 501 974 504 400 557 823 557 823 623 690 591 939
(lb) (1,164,500) (1,106,670) (1,112,000) (1,230,000) (1,230,000) (1,375,000) (1,305,000)
Chassis Weight kg 167 865 214 820
(lb) (370,078) (473,600)
Body without Attachments kg 30 362 47 264
(lb) (66,936) (104,200)
Empty Weight kg 213 185 211 681 212 994 231 332 231 332 270 677 229 064
(lb) (469,991) (466,672) (469,567) (510,000) (510,000) (596,744) (505,000)
Payload – Target/Nominal tonnes 284 290 345+
(tons) (312) (320) (380+)
Payload – Maximum tonnes 315 290 326 326 – 353 See 10/10/20 363
(tons) (347) (320) (360) (360 – 390) Guidelines (400)
Notes about Payload and Weights: Empty weight Empty weight Empty weight Empty weight Empty weight Empty weight N/A
with 50% fuel, with 100% fuel, with 50% fuel. with 100% fuel with 100% fuel includes
standard no options. GVW including and autolube and autolube lubricants,
MTU/DDC Nominal payload options, liners, capacities capacities coolant, 100%
engine. Nominal defined by fuel, and fuel, debris
payload defined Komatsu ’s payload (4% of chassis
as 90% of payload payload policy weight), no body
with standard attachments
equipment
DIMENSIONS
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION
Front Axle – Empty 49% 47% 50% 49% 49% 44% 46%
Rear Axle – Empty 51% 53% 50% 51% 51% 57% 54%
Front Axle – Loaded 32% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 34%
Rear Axle – Loaded 68% 67% 67% 67% 67% 67% 66%
September 2006 Cat ® Mining Trucks 785C, 789C, 793D, 797B 101
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/boletin-competitivo-camiones-mineros-caterpillar-tejb8063-01 101/106
7/18/2019 Boletin Competitivo Camiones Mineros Caterpillar -TEJB8063-01
ENGINE
Model 16V4000 QSK60 QSK78 QSK60 QSK78 3524B 16V4000
Manufacturer MTU/DDC CUMMINS CUMMINS CUMMINS CUMMINS CAT MTU/DDC
Bore mm 165 159 170 159 170 170 165
(in) (7) (6) (7) (6) (7) (7) (7)
Stroke mm 190 190 190 190 190 215 190
(in) (7) (7) (7) (7) (7) (8) (7)
Displacement L 65 60 78 60 78 117 65
(in3) (3,967) (3,661) (4,760) (3,661) (4,760) (7,146) (3,967)
Max Altitude m 2591
(ft) (8,500)
Number of Cylinders 16 16 18 16 18 24 16
Rated Speed rpm 1,900 1,900 1,900 1,900 1,900 1,750 1,800
High Idle rpm 1,950
Low Idle rpm 700
Net Power kW 1939 1902 2558 1847 2445 2513 1848
OPTIONAL ENGINE
COOLING SYSTEM
102 Cat ® Mining Trucks 785C, 789C, 793D, 797B September 2006
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/boletin-competitivo-camiones-mineros-caterpillar-tejb8063-01 102/106
7/18/2019 Boletin Competitivo Camiones Mineros Caterpillar -TEJB8063-01
TRAVEL SPEEDS
Forward 1 km/h 11.3
(mph) (7.0)
Forward 2 km/h 15.2
(mph) (9.5)
Forward 3 km/h 20.5
(mph) (12.7)
Forward 4 km/h 27.7
(mph) (17.2)
Forward 5 km/h 37.2
(mph) (23.1)
Forward 6 km/h 50.3
(mph) (31.2)
Forward 7 km/h 67.6
(mph) (42.0)
Reverse 1 km/h 12.9
(mph) (8.0)
Elec. Drive Max. km/h 66.9 64.5 64.5 65.0 65.0
(mph) (41.6) (40.0) (40.0) (40.0) (40.0)
REDUCTIONS
Differential 1.265
Final Drive 16.670
TIRES
BRAKES – REAR
BRAKES – FRONT
SUSPENSION SYSTEM
September 2006 Cat ® Mining Trucks 785C, 789C, 793D, 797B 103
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/boletin-competitivo-camiones-mineros-caterpillar-tejb8063-01 103/106
7/18/2019 Boletin Competitivo Camiones Mineros Caterpillar -TEJB8063-01
STEERING SYSTEM
Steering Angle degrees 40 39
Number of Cylinders 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Turning Radius – Front m 30 25 25 32 32 39.9 33.6
(ft) (99) (81) (81) (106) (106) (130.9) (110)
Turning Circle Clearance Diameter m 30 30 40.5 36.6
(ft) (97) (97) (132.8) (120.1)
HOIST SYSTEM
BODY
Body Type N/A Flat Floor Flat Floor Flat Floor Flat Floor MSD II † N/A
Capacity – S truck m3 144 171 171 158 158 187 122
(yd3) (188) (224) (224) (207) (207) (245) (160)
Capacity – Heaped 2:1 m3 196 211 211 218 218 241 184
(yd3) (257) (276) (276) (285) (285) (315) (240)
† Data
provided is for a representative body. Several mine specific design (MSD) bodies are available. All weights, capacities, and dimensions are dependent on the
machine configuration (body type, attachments, tires, and optional equipment selected).
REFILL CAPACITIES
104 Cat ® Mining Trucks 785C, 789C, 793D, 797B September 2006
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/boletin-competitivo-camiones-mineros-caterpillar-tejb8063-01 104/106
7/18/2019 Boletin Competitivo Camiones Mineros Caterpillar -TEJB8063-01
Notes
September 2006 Cat ® Mining Trucks 785C, 789C, 793D, 797B 105
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/boletin-competitivo-camiones-mineros-caterpillar-tejb8063-01 105/106
7/18/2019 Boletin Competitivo Camiones Mineros Caterpillar -TEJB8063-01
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/boletin-competitivo-camiones-mineros-caterpillar-tejb8063-01 106/106