Mehrane at 19:13, 10 April 2013

2013-04-10T19:13:05Z

Mehrane: Created page with "Gravel-making improvement. We, Citizens of Egypt, think our current way of making gravel is tedious and inefficient, be it through the use of a sledgehammer or explosives. Thus..."

2013-04-10T18:12:51Z

Created page with "Gravel-making improvement. We, Citizens of Egypt, think our current way of making gravel is tedious and inefficient, be it through the use of a sledgehammer or explosives. Thus..."

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Gravel-making improvement.

We, Citizens of Egypt, think our current way of making gravel is tedious and inefficient, be it through the use of a sledgehammer or explosives.

Thus, we turn ourselves to our researchers and suggest they come up with a new technology, Stone Crushing, that would allow us to build and operate a Stone Crusher.

This building would be composed of (with suggested materials):
*a solid base for stability (concrete and cut stones),
*a very sturdy (with upgradable holding size) hopper made of an enduring metal or alloy (sheetings, bars, bolts and straps),
*a towering structure above the hopper to hold the crusher itself (bars, boards, bolts)
*a crusher, basically a sturdy, metalic container (sheetings, straps), filled with heavy filling (cut stone or lead)
*a lifting mecanism of pulleys and wires/cables to lift the crusher, lock it in place and release it down for crushing (pulleys, wires/cables and gears),
*gearboxe(s) to ease the lifting.

The suggested operation would be to :
*Lift the crusher to a certain height, based on Strength (lifting distance) and Endurance (lifting frequency), the lifting mecanism taking care of not letting the crusher fall,
*Empty the hopper of all but one type of stone and/or add more stones. The crusher must be at a minimum height for this.
*Release the crusher, smashing the stones and producing smaller stones and gravel, in a similar way to hammering stones.
*Note: If the stones are mixed, only one type of stone, the biggest available, will be crushed.
- Repeat.

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 This building would be composed of (with suggested materials):
 *a solid base for stability (concrete and cut stones),
-*a very sturdy (with upgradable holding size) hopper made of an enduring metal or alloy (sheetings, bars, bolts and straps),
+*a very sturdy (with upgradeable holding size) hopper made of an enduring metal or alloy (sheetings, bars, bolts and straps),
 *a towering structure above the hopper to hold the crusher itself (bars, boards, bolts)
-*a crusher, basically a sturdy, metalic container (sheetings, straps), filled with heavy filling (cut stone or lead)
+*a crusher, basically a sturdy, metallic container (sheetings, straps), filled with heavy filling (cut stone or lead)
-*a lifting mecanism of pulleys and wires/cables to lift the crusher, lock it in place and release it down for crushing (pulleys, wires/cables and gears),
+*a lifting mechanism of pulleys and wires/cables to lift the crusher, lock it in place and release it down for crushing (pulleys, wires/cables and gears),
-*gearboxe(s) to ease the lifting.
+*gearbox(es) to ease the lifting.
 The suggested operation would be to :
-*Lift the crusher to a certain height, based on Strength (lifting distance) and Endurance (lifting frequency), the lifting mecanism taking care of not letting the crusher fall,
+*Lift the crusher to a certain height, based on Strength (lifting distance) and Endurance (lifting frequency), the lifting mechanism taking care of not letting the crusher fall,
 *Empty the hopper of all but one type of stone and/or add more stones. The crusher must be at a minimum height for this.
 *Release the crusher, smashing the stones and producing smaller stones and gravel, in a similar way to hammering stones.
 *Note: If the stones are mixed, only one type of stone, the biggest available, will be crushed.
 - Repeat.

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Mehrane at 19:13, 10 April 2013

Mehrane: Created page with "Gravel-making improvement. We, Citizens of Egypt, think our current way of making gravel is tedious and inefficient, be it through the use of a sledgehammer or explosives. Thus..."