XCMG Brazil has launched the first 100% electric water truck, with capacities of 25,000 and 50,000 liters. Designed for water transport and dust control, these trucks feature advanced technology including a 1,000 liters per minute pump and joystick control. They target agriculture, mining, and construction sectors, promoting efficiency and safety in operations.
XCMG Brazil has introduced its first 100% electric water truck, aiming to uphold high standards in efficiency and operational safety. The launch featured two models with capacities of 25,000 and 50,000 liters, the latter named the ‘Titan’. The event was conducted in collaboration with Impacto Implementos e Máquinas in Jaú, São Paulo, which has been supplying equipment since 2004 for various maintenance and service needs.
These electric water trucks are engineered for various applications including water transport, dust suppression, soil moistening, and fire control. Ricardo Senda, Electric Manager, highlighted their versatility in the agricultural, mining, construction, forestry, and sanitation sectors, showcasing the trucks’ adaptability and eco-friendliness. The trucks are based on robust platforms, XDR80TE and E7-29R, designed for both off-road and on-road use.
Key features of these electric models include a centrifugal pump with a flow rate of 1,000 liters per minute and joystick control with a range of up to 50 meters. Additionally, the trucks boast an advanced electronic control system for electropneumatic actuation, as well as transverse and longitudinal wave breakers enhancing stability. They also include multiple spreaders for effective soil moistening, dust control, and flame control operations.
XCMG Brazil’s launch of the first 100% electric water truck marks a significant advancement in eco-friendly transportation solutions for various industries. With multiple applications and cutting-edge technologies, these trucks are designed to meet high standards of performance and safety, suggesting a move toward more sustainable practices in the industry. Their versatile design caters to diverse sectors, highlighting the growing trend of electric vehicles in heavy machinery.
Original Source: im-mining.com
