The Mining Truck: Maximum Operating Weight: 331 T / 730,000 Lbs Payload Class 181 T / 200 Ton
The Mining Truck: Maximum Operating Weight: 331 T / 730,000 Lbs Payload Class 181 T / 200 Ton
The Mining Truck: Maximum Operating Weight: 331 T / 730,000 Lbs Payload Class 181 T / 200 Ton
T 252
Maximum Operating Weight: 331 t / 730,000 lbs Payload Class 181 t / 200 ton
Technical Data
Engine
12V4000 1398 1510 kW/1875 2025 HP Cummins QSK45 (QSK50, when available), K2000E, 1492 kW / 2000 HP Air cleaners Donaldson SRG 20 with restriction indicators in cab L & M (Mesabi) radiator Reduced parasitic load through large diameter, slow speed radiator fan Air starter Electric start optional Alternator 24 volt, 75 amp (optional high capacity alternators available) Batteries (2) 12 volt, 1150 CCA Roll-out power module Radiator, engine and alternator on includes subframe Engines available DDC/MTU
Suspensions
Front Suspension System System design Double A-frame with inclined king pin for minimum scrub distance Suspension strut Nitrogen/oil with integral damping and cushioning pad for both over stroke and rebound stroke. High component interchangeability with rear struts Rear Suspension System System design Three-bar linkage with triangular upper link to safely transfer 100 % of all side loads from the frame into the rear axle. Two drag links transfer all longitudinal driving forces directly into the two frame girders Suspension strut Nitrogen/oil with integral damping and cushioning pad for both over stroke and rebound stroke. High component interchangeability with front struts The Liebherr rear suspension system is unique in that it avoids problems normally associated with nose cone and other linkage designs. It also allows less side motion of the rear tires during axle oscillation which provides for a wider and more stable stance of the rear suspension struts.
Frame
Material High strength steel with high impact resistance (high charpy), good fatigue properties and good weldability. Steel castings in stress concentration areas Design Closed box structure with multiple tubular cross members and internal stiffeners Welding Both frame girders welded inside and out with 100 % ultrasonic inspection to AWS D 1.1. Liebherr truck frames were developed using computer aided design, finite element analysis and 3-D modeling. The combination of high strength steel, quality welding and modern manufacturing procedures insures a frame with exceptional durability and superior resistance to high impact loads.
Braking Systems
Service Standard Front Standard Rear Wheel speed disc, three (3) calipers on a 1143 mm/45 O.D. Disc Dual disc armature speed, two 635 mm/25 O.D. Disc/Side one caliper/disc 2983 kW/4000 HP maximum continuously rated (14 resistors) blown grids. Optional two speed overspeed retarding and extended range retarding
Dynamic retarding
Steering
Vehicle clearance circle 30,2 m / 99 ft 2 in Turning radius 24,7 m / 81 ft (Centerline of tire) Service Ackerman full-hydraulic steering system with simple, straight forward cross link arrangement Auxiliary Accumulators sized to meet SAE J 1511
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Dimensions*
A Wheelbase B Front track C Rear track D Overall length E Width with body shown Width over tires F Height (over canopy) H Height (loading, standard body)
Dump System
Dump angle Dump cycle Dump pressure Dump cylinders (two stage) 50 20 seconds (raise) 9 seconds (power down) 165,5 bar / 2400 PSI 267 mm / 10.5 diameter first stage 203 mm / 8 diameter second stage
Hydraulics
360 cm3 / 22 in3 690 l/min. / 180 gpm @ 1900 RPM 165,5 bar / 2400 PSI Main split spool with integral relief and anticavitation poppets Pilot control Electronic joystick operation Steering and brake systems Pump displacement 130 cm3 / 8 in3 Delivery 249 l/min. / 66 gpm @ 1900 RPM Relief pressure 200 bar / 2900 PSI Operating pressure 179 bar / 2600 PSI Front brakes 179 bar / 2600 PSI Rear brakes (arm. speed) 93 bar / 1350 PSI Steering 179 bar / 2600 PSI Accumulator backup meets SAE J 1511 Brakes (2) 7,6 l / 2 gal Steering (1) 94,6 l / 25 gal Filtration (both systems) 3 high pressure filters, each rated at 99.5 % efficiency for particies 6 microns and larger Dump system Pump displacement Delivery Relief pressure Control valve
Weights*
Empty kg lbs 59,330 130,800 88,990 196,200 148,320 327,000 Loaded kg lbs 109,270 240,900 221,850 489,100 331,120 730,000
(Standard)
Struck 76,5 m3 / 100 yd3 2:1 Heaped 107,8 m3 / 141 yd3 Note: Various body sizes available to suit application
Tires
Standard size Optional
Fluid Capacities
Fuel tank 3140 l / 830 gal, optional capacities available 927 l / 245 gal 510 l / 135 gal
Turning Radius
37.00 R57 tires 40.00 R57 tires
(Tire Center)
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Chassis
Frame
Two rail, hollow box frame manufactured from high strength steel. Torque tubes connect the two frame rails to absorb warping stresses. This, plus the independent cross carriage results in a strong, lighter weight frame. Frame rails are welded inside and out. Stress ow designed cast steel components are used in high stress areas. The unique independent Cross Carriage transfers forces from the rear axle and the dump cylinders in a straight, direct line into the frame rails.
Suspension
The T 252 features a Double A-frame Front Suspension. This unique geometry allows the tire contact point to move up and down in a straight line during travel and loading. Immediate and accurate payload weighing is possible since there are no side loads on the struts. Due to the A-frames lever action design there is longer vertical wheel travel than strut travel, resulting in reduced tire deection.
The unique Rear Wheel Suspension replaces the traditional nose cone with two Drag Links and a triangular Rear Control Arm. All forces from the rear axle are transferred into the truck frame in straight lines. Two Suspension Struts transfer all loads from the frame via the top of the axle box directly into the wheels. This allows for a shorter, lighter frame and does not create any torque within the axle box, saving weight.
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Service Accessibility
The electrical DC-drive system of the T 252 has few service points. Preventive maintenance and required service for the complete truck are reduced accordingly. All control components for the complete travel drive and secondary systems as well as the resistor grid box for retarding are located on the upper deck for easy and fast access. Ladders left and right allow safe access to the engine compartment. All joints, bushings and bearings requiring lubrication on a regular basis are connected to six grouped locations serviceable from ground level. Automatic lubrication at predetermined intervals is an option. All service requiring lters for engine and hydraulic systems are accessible from the ground or from the engine service platforms. The exclusive Liebherr front wheel suspension transfers less stress into the horse collar. This design provides for a bigger opening inside the horse collar which in turn allows for excellent walkaround engine access with service platforms for safe footing. The lockable service center allows for easy service from ground level for: Fuel, hydraulic systems for hoist, steering and service brakes, coolant IN and engine oil.
Air lter gauges are located inside the cab indicating the actual lter status.
Test ports for the sampling of coolant, engine oil, dump and brake/steering hydraulic uids are accessible from ground.
Saftey Features
Access from ground for the components of the steering and dumping system which require regular service. Safe Access to all engine components. Service platforms on either side provide excellent access. Cab set back for protection in case of a rear end collision. Two stair ladders with handrails lead safely to and from the upper deck, one on either side of the radiator. Other set-ups are optional. Operator adjustable cruise control for retarding. Will bring truck down to and hold at set speed. The T 252 system will retard with up to 2983 kW/ 4000 hp on a continuous basis. Automatic Two Speed Over Speed automatically limits maximum speed by reducing propel torque or by applying retarding power. Separate settings for loaded and empty truck. Fire Prevention by Design: Fuel and hydraulics carrying components and heat sources are separated as much as feasible. Critical hydraulic hoses are encased in non permeable hose sleeves. Exhaust pipes are covered and insulated by special non burning tubes impervious to oil. They are preshaped to t each individual pipe section.
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Operator Cab
Instrumentation
Dash instrumentation Speedometer, Tachometer, Engine fault, Wheel motor air flow, Parkbrake, Steering pressure, Brake pressure (low), Body up, Drive system fault, Ground fault indicator, 24 V system voltage, Fuel gauge, etc. Turn signals w/ emergency flashers Air pressure gauge with low pressure alarms, visual and audible (not available on airless trucks) Engine Hour meter Oil pressure gauge Water temperature gauge Warning lights for Engine fault Wheel motor air flow Park brake Steering pressure Brake pressure (low) Body up
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Truck Equipment
Service lights in control box, engine compartment and axle box Access ladder lights Auxiliary dump, brake, and steering connectors Fuel gauge on tank Mud flaps front Rear wheel rock ejectors Hand held fire extinguishers (2) Payload weigh system with in cab display Liebherr white paint
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Liebherr Mining Equipment Co. 4100 Chestnut Avenue, Newport News, VA 23607, USA (7 57) 2 45 52 51, Fax (7 57) 9 28 87 55 www.liebherr.com, E-Mail: [email protected]
Printed in Germany by Wolf. RG-BK-RP LME/SP 10100633-2-08.04 Illustrations and data may differ from standard equipment. Subject to change without notice.