Research of Cargo Truck Model Based on the Lift Bucket

Sui Lei Chen; Tian Ge Gao; Yin Qing Tu; Xue Nan Wang; Feng Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.241-244.1535

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Research of Cargo Truck Model Based on the Lift Bucket

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To deal with the cargo trucks’ problem that handling of cargos is time-consuming due to the buckets of cargos can’t be lifted, this study aims to design a cargo truck with lift bucket. Based on the idea of driving principle, mechanical structure and simulation of overall modeling, this paper proposes a cargo truck model with the lift bucket. Using front-wheel drive, the newly designed cargo truck model drops the bucket near the ground or lands the bucket, which saves manual handling from the original height of bucket to the ground. Thus, operators can load or unload the lift bucket by moving the cargos at the ground level, without using cargo handling platform and lifting system or manually lifting cargos. Transportation can be achieved simply by lifting the bucket. This model not only saves manual power, but also improves handling efficiency.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 241-244)

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1535-1538

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December 2012

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Sui Lei Chen*, Tian Ge Gao, Yin Qing Tu, Xue Nan Wang, Feng Zhang

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Bucket, Cargo Handling, Cargo Truck, Lift

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