MAN Dino 5

DINO 5: An autonomous earthwork machine: Breaking up – Vacuuming – Transporting. The substructure is always a tridem MAN truck type 35.540 TGS 8x4-4BL. The superstructure is from MTS. The three trucks are equipped with most existing options. These are explained in detail below. One truck also has an extra option that allows stones and soil, which are sucked up together, to be collected separately in two different containers. One container contains the coarse fraction, against which the fine fraction is collected separately in a second container. If necessary, this fine fraction can be reused on site. The DINO 5 is equipped with a bi-turbine turbo unit F-48.000 TURBO from MTS. This unit consists of two turbines that can deliver extra power in difficult conditions with their turbo mode. The classic bi-turbine unit F-36,000 from MTS has 36,000 m3/h air volume and 33,000 Pa negative pressure as core values. Against which the F-48,000 TURBO unit with a power of 240 kW, a fan diameter of 900 mm, an air volume of 48,000 m3/h, a vacuum of up to 46,000 Pa and a speed of up to 3300 rpm offers a remarkable added value. These turbines easily deliver a suction power of +/- 120 kg over a suction distance of up to 100 m and at a suction depth of up to 20 m. Hydraulic power arm – a hydraulic mobile proportional radio-controlled suction arm. Our trucks are equipped with a hydraulic working arm and not with a manual working arm, better known as a Dutch arm. A hydraulic arm is less stressful for the operators. Their work rhythm therefore remains constant. In general, we can say that the operators can operate the arm faster, easier and more correctly via the remote control. It is also not always possible to operate the arm manually. If the sucked hole becomes too large or too deep, it is impossible for the operator to remain standing next to the arm.