12 Questions
The Agricultural Tramline System (ATS) hauling facility is used for transporting only agriculture products in farm areas.
False
The cable sag ratio in the ATS is calculated based on the difference in tension of the cable with and without the carrier.
False
The carrier part of the ATS is where the engine is located.
False
The continuous brake power in the ATS refers to the maximum weight the carrier can transport.
False
The engine house in the ATS is where geotechnical investigations are performed.
False
In a Monocable ATS, there are separate cables for traction and tracking purposes.
False
The track cable in a Bicable ATS is used for pulling the load.
False
The traction cable must be directly connected to the prime mover in a Bicable ATS.
True
A geotechnical investigation is not required before constructing an ATS.
False
The engine requirement of the ATS must be exactly 80% of the rated continuous brake power based on manufacturer's specifications.
False
The required minimum diameter for traction cables in a Bicable ATS is 12 mm.
True
Earmuffs or other ear protection devices are provided for operators when 90 dB(A) is exceeded during the operation of an ATS.
False
Test your knowledge about the Agricultural Tramline System (ATS) used for hauling agriculture and fishery products in challenging terrains. Questions may cover topics like cable sag ratio and the function of this transportation system.
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