Stacker bulk material handling - Revision history

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	Stackers can stack in different patterns. Cone stacking tends to cause coarser material to move out towards the base in what is known as size segregation. Chevron stacking is where the stacker builds up layers of material while travelling the length of the stockpile.		Stackers can stack in different patterns. Cone stacking tends to cause coarser material to move out towards the base in what is known as size segregation. Chevron stacking is where the stacker builds up layers of material while travelling the length of the stockpile.

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−	~~A stacker is a~~ large ~~piece~~ of plant ~~equipment that is~~ used predominantly to handle bulk materials such as ~~limestone,~~ ores and coal. They are typically used with a reclaimer, which ~~is used to recover~~ the material.	+	Stacker are large pieces of plant used predominantly to handle bulk materials such as ores and coal. They are typically used with a reclaimer, which recovers the material.

−	Stackers typically move on a rail between stockpiles in a yard, using traction motors powered by direct current. This allows them two directions of movement – horizontally along the rail and vertically by luffing (raising and lowering) its boom. Some stackers ~~are~~ also ~~able to~~ rotate the boom, allowing stockpiles to be formed on either side of the rail.	+	Stackers typically move on a rail between stockpiles in a yard, using traction motors powered by direct current. This allows them two directions of movement – horizontally along the rail and vertically by luffing (raising and lowering) its boom. Some stackers can also rotate the boom, allowing stockpiles to be formed on either side of the rail.

−	A controller operates the ~~stacker’s actions in~~ a cabin which is usually positioned above the ~~boom conveyor or~~ boom.	+	A controller operates the stacker from a cabin which is usually positioned above the boom.

	Stackers can stack in different patterns. Cone stacking tends to cause coarser material to move out towards the base in what is known as size segregation. Chevron stacking is where the stacker builds up layers of material while travelling the length of the stockpile.		Stackers can stack in different patterns. Cone stacking tends to cause coarser material to move out towards the base in what is known as size segregation. Chevron stacking is where the stacker builds up layers of material while travelling the length of the stockpile.

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A stacker is a large piece of plant equipment that is used predominantly to handle bulk materials such as limestone, ores and coal. They are typically used with a reclaimer, which is used to recover the material.

Stackers typically move on a rail between stockpiles in a yard, using traction motors powered by direct current. This allows them two directions of movement – horizontally along the rail and vertically by luffing (raising and lowering) its boom. Some stackers are also able to rotate the boom, allowing stockpiles to be formed on either side of the rail.

A controller operates the stacker’s actions in a cabin which is usually positioned above the boom conveyor or boom.

Stackers can stack in different patterns. Cone stacking tends to cause coarser material to move out towards the base in what is known as size segregation. Chevron stacking is where the stacker builds up layers of material while travelling the length of the stockpile.

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=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Cherry picker.
* Construction plant.
* Forklift truck.
* Lift table.
* Lifting device.
* Lifting platform.
* Pallet jack.
* Scissor lift.
* Types of crane.

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