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General Description The NOMA Crusher is manufactured by the Ararat company, a regional producer of mechanical demining equipment in Northern Iraq. The medium-size tiller system is designed for mine clearance task as well as ground preparation tasks by crushing the topsoil and simultaneously clearing the mines. The machine can operate in all ground conditions, even in difficult terrain. The NOMA Crusher and the methodology have been accredited by the General Directorate for Mine Action in Iraq. The machine is remotely controlled by an operator from a safe distance. It is described as an economic, simple machine and easy to maintain. Test and Evaluation This is a new product and no reports are yet available. Machine Category Mine Clearance Machine Mine Clearance Machine Tiller systems Machine weight Medium (5000 – 20’000 kg) Working methodology/Specifications The crushing action is created by a rotational axle which is surrounded by the 99 carbon teeth. Rotation speed is up to 500 rpm. The machine can penetrate the ground and achieve a clearance depth of up to 30cm.There is no gap between the carbon teeth. The Crusher is designed to detonate or destroy all AP and AT mines. The area production rate is approximately 2,000-3,000m2 per day depending on ground conditions. Engine, fuel and oil The Crusher is equipped with a 300hp Deutz diesel engine. Fuel consumption is 15 litres per hour under normal conditions. Factory Support A basic spare parts set is included in the purchase package. Heavy maintenance for the machine can be provided on request. Mechanic and operator training as well as refresher training can be provided. The manufacturer can send their own technicians with a mobile workshop for on-site maintenance. Machines in use to date Two machines are operated by the Ararat company for the Iraqi Government in the Kurdistan region. Maintenance And Support Ararat have a special team to perform maintenance and other services, depending on the contractcontract Test And Evaluation This is a new product and no reports are yet available. Reported limitations and strengths No information available. It is likely that it will be difficult to operate with precision at greater distances, as with all remotely controlled machines.
Record updated on: 12 December 2011
Record id: 503
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