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May 24, 2024

Car Dumper Replacement Study

ASPEC was engaged to carry out a combined Order-of-magnitude/Pre-feasibility study for the replacement of a twin cell car dumper. Options considered in the study included combinations of partial and full cell refurbishment, replacement with like-for-like and replacement with upgraded cell designs. The study identified the best option to carry forward.

July 15, 2021

Aspec Engineering Machine Capability Statement

From initial procurement to replacement or de-commissioning, Aspec Engineering provides a high standard of engineering services across the life cycle of bulk materials handling machines. The latest Machine Capability Statement is now available for download.

August 27, 2020

Bulk Handling Equipment – Replacement vs Refurbishment

At many existing bulk material handling facilities, equipment such as stackers, reclaimers and ore car dumpers are nearing the end of their design lives. Owners are faced with the decision on whether to refurbish existing or procure replacement machines. ASPEC’s program called FULS (Fatigue Useful Life Simulation) helps determine when to carry out machine replacement or major refurbishment.

June 17, 2020

Design of Rotating Steel Shafts for Mobile Equipment

Rotating steel shafts are typically one of the most critical mechanical components on mobile equipment. This article talks about some general principles of good shaft design and issues to be aware of.

January 25, 2019

Machine Health Check

Control systems on mobile equipment have advanced greatly in recent years and large SCADA datasets are available to analyse the machine performance. ASPEC has been processing and translating the SCADA data into engineering information, which is then used to carry out machine health checks to validate machine performance as part of asset management reviews.

September 13, 2018

Differences Between AS4324.1 and ISO5049.1

The International Standard ISO5049.1, for bulk materials handling machines such as stackers, reclaimers, ship loaders and ship unloaders, was used in Australia until 1995. Since then Australia has followed the AS4324.1 standard. There are significant differences between the two standards; this article will explain further.

February 2, 2018

Fatigue of Bulk Materials Handling Machines

Materials handling machines are complex structures which often rely on load limiting devices to prevent damage. Fatigue damage is a consideration for machines of this type.

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