Evaluation and prediction of machine performance in low-volume reduced works

Abstract

Specialized machines used in the construction and maintenance of electrical networks, communication lines, road structures, in greening farms, etc., spend a lot of time moving from object to object, and the less the amount of work on each of them and the greater the distance between them, the lower the performance of these machines. Meanwhile, the problem of increasing the efficiency of machines and means of mechanization in construction is closely related to an increase in their technical and operational productivity. This determines the relevance of accurate assessment and prediction of the performance of construction machines when performing small dispersed volumes of work. This article provides a refined assessment and forecasting of shift productivity when performing small dispersed volumes of work, which can improve the accuracy of operational planning and work rationing and reduce to a minimum intra-shift machine downtime.