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Case IH And The Climate Corporation Partner In Two-Way Data Sharing Case IH will enable their customers to seamlessly share in-depth real-time machine data with The Climate Corporation to enhance productivity and infield efficiency Case IH and The Climate Corporation, a subsidiary of Monsanto Company, announced today a new partnership that will extend and develop a portfolio of data sharing capabilities to help farmers with real-time agronomic visualization and decision-making solutions.

Case IH will provide customers two-way data connectivity between the AFS Connect™ precision farming platform and The Climate Corporation’s industry-leading Climate FieldView™ digital agriculture platform.

“This agreement further integrates agronomy and precision farming for Case IH customers,” said Case IH Brand President, Andreas Klauser. “With this partnership, Case IH will deliver the very best in agronomic data visualization and machine data decision-

ery fleets.

“Case IH customers using Climate FieldView and the new features enabled

by Case IH machine data within this partnership will have new opportunities for field efficiency and productivity from their data,” says Robert Zemenchik, Case IH AFS global product manager. “This partnership advances our longstanding data-based focus on agronomy and machine optimization for the Case IH brand and its customers.”

In addition to the infield benefits, this partnership foresees further development to provide dealers offering Climate FieldView additional tools to proactively support their customers. Both companies are working to enable farmers the ability to share real-time machine information with their local dealer, in order for them to receive support even more quickly.

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Having access to this information throughout the growing season will drive productivity and profitability for our customers.

“For more than 20 years, AFS has stood for open architecture to facilitate field operations and give flexibility in sharing and applying data. We are pleased to continue this commitment with an evolving solution set to meet our customer’s needs.”

This partnership offers Case IH customers unique functionality with real-time machine and field data, including agronomic prescriptions, which can be both received and transmitted to Climate FieldView using the AFS Connect platform. To date, this integration with Climate FieldView provides one of the most extensive data sets available. This additional level of real-time data connectivity will enable agribusinesses to fine tune field operations to further enhance their in-field productivity and efficiency across their existing machin- Source: Case-IH

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International Truck Announces New Warranty Packages International Truck announced three compelling plans to deliver on its Uptime pledge to vocational truck customers. These include the extension of the International A26 Customer Uptime Assurance Program for vocational models, a new, best-inclass Vocational Confidence Warranty Package and the International A26 Barrel Protection Plan for the International HX Series and International HV Series trucks powered by the International A26 12.4 L big bore engine. The announcement at the World of Concrete 2018 demonstrated International’s commitment to provide the vocational market with reliable and durable products powered by the all new International A26 engine.

“The International A26 engine, developed from a new way of thinking and with ‘uptime’ in its DNA, is at the core of our vocational truck strategy,” said Mark

Stasell, vice president, Vocational Truck Business.

“We are so confident in the International A26 engine that we are offering customers additional peace of mind through the A26 Customer Uptime Assurance Program, the Vocational Confidence Warranty Package and the International A26 Barrel Protection Plan.

These three offerings are designed to protect our customer’s investment and bottom line when they buy a vocational truck from International.”

International A26 Customer Uptime Assurance Program for Vocational Models The International A26 Customer Uptime Assurance Program for Vocational Models is straightforward. If a customer experiences a warrantable failure on an International A26 engine within its twoyear standard warranty period, and experiences downtime greater than 48 hours from the time of

diagnosis, International Truck will provide the customer with a $250 International Advantage Card, good for future parts and service purchases at an International dealership, subject to standard conditions. Customers may be eligible for a maximum of 8 cards per vehicle over the two-year period, a value of as much as $2,000 per vehicle.

The program was introduced last year on the International LT Series and the International RH Series and is now extended to include International HX Series and International HV Series units that are powered by an International A26 engine and enrolled in the company’s OnCommand Link program. Customers should contact their local International Truck dealer for program details.

Vocational Confidence Warranty Package The Vocational Confidence Warranty Package offers comprehensive powertrain coverage for HX Series and International HV Series trucks with an International A26 engine. The four-year,

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100,000 miles warranty offers complete powertrain and drivetrain coverage, including engine, transmission and axle coverage for vocational applications. Coverage includes select components from suppliers like Dana, Eaton, and Meritor to provide customers with even more peace of mind. The program is available now and applies to new customer orders for International HX Series and HV Series trucks equipped with the International A26

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“We couldn’t be more enthusiastic about our vocational truck and engine products than we are today,” added Stasell. “We’re building one of the most reliable and durable trucks for any vocational application.

And, we’re standing by our products by not only offering a best-in-class warranty package, we’re stepping up our commitment to the A26 big bore engine for our vocational customers by introducing

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the International A26 Bar- gine and includes: cluded at no cost. rel Protection Plan.”

• Access to the Internation- • This coverage will cover International A26 Barrel al dealer network, which the expense of removProtection Plan is the largest in North ing hardened concrete The International 4-year America for any truck or replacing the conBarrel Protection Plan is make. With more than crete barrel if an engine simple—if a customer ex700 International Dealer related warrantable failperiences an International locations throughout ure disables the truck so A26 warrantable failure North America, customthe barrel cannot turn resulting in barrel damage, ers can quickly and effiwith wet concrete in the International will cover ciently service and repair drum. the barrel damage for the their vehicles.

• The chassis must be truck’s first four years in • The International HX equipped with Onservice. This coverage is Series and HV Series Command Link which provided at no additional concrete mixer trucks provides fundamental cost to provide customer powered by Internationremote diagnostics to enassurance for concrete al A26 engine will have sure product uptime. mixer trucks powered by the International 4-year “The International A26 the International A26 enBarrel Protection Plan in- big bore engine is designed

to deliver industry-leading uptime, durability and reliability in our vocational trucks which are engineered to handle the most gruelling and intense job sites,” said Stasell. “Bottom line, we are positive that the International A26 will perform reliably in our HX Series and HV Series concrete mixer trucks that we will cover the cost of repair or replacement of your barrel if it is damaged by an International A26 warrantable failure.” b Source: Navistar

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Partnership: $3.19 million in funding to implement a Biomass Enhancement System, which will allow for the use of diverse sources of biomass, including underutilized forest residuals, to produce high-quality wood pellets at its Prince George pellet processing facility.

Structurecraft Builders Inc.: $1.93 million to implement a Dowel Laminated Timber production system at a newly constructed facility, which will house new machinery and associated storing and handling systems. This next-generation all-wood building product requires no nails or glue and will help fuel the rapidly growing demand for green construction.

The Tsay Keh Dene CHP Biomass Energy project: $25,000 to assess the feasibility of bioenergy to reduce the reliance of the Tsay Key Dene community on diesel fuel for heat. The community is considering Source: Gov’t of Canada

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Innovation in the forest sector will help to combat the effects of climate change, create new markets for Canadian forest companies and sustain good, middle-class jobs for Canadians.

Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources, the Honourable Jim Carr, announced funding of $6.45 million for six projects in British Columbia to promote innovation and diversification in forestry and support collaboration with Indigenous communities.

The Minister made the announcement during the B.C. Natural Resources Forum. The funding delivers on the Investments in Canada’s Forest Industry Transformation (IFIT) program and the Indigenous Forestry Initiative (IFI) through the Strategic Partnerships Initiative for Indigenous Economic Development.

The recipients are: Pacific Bioenergy Prince George Limited

an Organic Rankin Cycle biomass plant as its technology of choice, as this technology is able to use a variety of fuels available to the community.

Gitxsan Development: $1.165 million to implement a series of scans and activities to lay the foundation for the Gitxsan people to participate in and benefit from major resource projects occurring within, and near, their territory.

The Kwadacha First Nation will receive a total of $143,000 for two projects: $98,000 to support a community combined heat and power bioenergy system. Using a sustainable supply of local forest biomass, this system will create employment, economic and social benefits, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. $45,000 to undertake a review and prepare a report of their experiences and lessons learned from a successful green-energy initiative in the community that uses local beetle-killed timber to fuel a bioenergy plant for the generation of electricity and heat. b

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Managing equipment data and machine control systems lies at the heart of providing safe, productive equipment at the lowest possible cost, says Hubbard Construction’s John Sharp.

With some 1,500 pieces of equipment – nearly 400 of them heavy equipment – Florida, US-based highway specialist contractor Hubbard Construction Company has adopted an 8-point selection process in a bid to boost machine productivity. John Sharp is the company’s experienced Group Equipment Director.

‘If we don’t use it for 70% of the time, we’re not buying it’ Equipment utilization is key. When we look at our fleet, we want to own any machine that has 70% utilization on a regular basis. Anything else we rent as needed. The

core machines we own give us control over critical site tasks and reassure clients about how we are going to deliver projects when tendering.

‘Keep for first component life – then replace’ We have over 25 years of maintenance history that tells us how long to expect each machine type to last. Typically, that’s anywhere between 1015,000 hours over eight to nine years. Our goal is to run a machine for its ‘first life’, only retiring it as it approaches 85-90% of its major component lifespan.

‘If the repair time is over four hours – the dealer does it’ Modern machines are so specialized and computerized that for anything major you have to get a dealer technician in. We can’t expect our guys to know the

intricacies of all the major brands of machine – or put all the service modules on our computers. We are increasingly relying on dealers to keep our machines up and running.

‘Total maintenance = total peace of mind’ Every machine we buy comes with a total maintenance and repair contract. So, if I buy a Volvo ECR235E I expect that machine to be looked after by my Volvo dealer for eight years, 12,000 hours – and give me a guaranteed buyback at the end.

‘It’s the total package that wins the day’ We put values on each of the services a manufacturer and its dealers deliver to us. Price is the last thing we look at. We don’t buy the cheapest, but the one that delivers best value and lowest cost

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of ownership. We rank manufacturers on eight aspects: • Field tech availability.

• Workshop performance.

• Parts availability.

• Rental costs.

• Rental availability.

• Condition-based monitoring program.

• Machine specification.

• Purchase price.

‘Dealers have to help manage data’

Machine technology is a good thing – but dealers have to help manage it, as it can be very cumbersome. That’s why we require dealers to provide Conditioned Based Monitoring Program. Services like Volvo CE’s ActiveCare Direct (in North America) monitor the machine data and tell us what we need to know to increase productivity and uptime.

Manufactures and dealers have to deliver the value from all the machine data.

I welcome dealers calling up and telling me a machine is underperforming, or being operated incorrectly – because that’s going to help me lower my cost per hour through less downtime or expensive component repair.

‘Machines have to be easier to use’ Continued on page 10

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It’s not easy for operators to jump from a Volvo to a Cat to a Komatsu. The controls are similar but there are differences that can reduce safety and productivity. There is a shortage of skilled operators, but modern machine control systems are compensating for this, and helping us get guys in seats.

Systems that help operators dig down to exactly the required depth – but no further [like Volvo’s Co-Pilot Dig Assist] have the power to boost effi-

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ciency and productivity by up to 15%.

‘Autonomous machines are the future’ The labor pool isn’t like it was in the 50s, 60s and 70s – where there were lots of skilled operators.

To combat the shortage, I see autonomous or semiautonomous machines as an interesting development for boosting safety and productivity. Manufacturers are going to have to move in that direction.

‘Boosting productivity wins business’ Finishing a project ear-

lier than planned allows contractors to be more efficient and get to the next job quicker. More productive equals more competitive and more profitable.

That’s the ultimate goal of machine ownership. If our overall cost of equipment is lower than our competition, then it can make a difference. I see the effective use of equipment data and machine control systems as being important tools in winning the productivity and profitability battle. b Source: Volvo CE

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Liebherr’s Environmentally Friendly Air Cycle Air Conditioning For Trains Liebherr-Transportation Systems has successfully completed a project examining air conditioning in public transport on behalf of the UBA (DessauRosslau, Germany) as part of the Environmental Research Plan of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety. The aim was to test, measure and assess air conditioning systems operating with only natural coolants for sustainably cooling and heating public transport.

Testing in real operating conditions Once individual cars had been converted at the DB plant in Nuremberg, a train from the ICE-3 fleet (type 403, first series) with air cycle air conditioning systems was tested in passenger service from the end of June 2015. The LiebherrTransportation Systems team had installed additional sensors and measuring systems for this test in order to collect extensive

operating data for a period of two years and thereby allow detailed analysis of the systems. Their aim was to calculate the system’s energy consumption over its entire life cycle using data collected in real operating conditions and through all seasons. On this basis, it was also possible to determine whether air conditioning that runs on a natural coolant, air, is competitive and comparable with traditional air conditioning systems.

Among other things, there was a focus on the energy efficiency demonstrated by Liebherr systems in daily passenger service operation. The test train was kept under careful observation, particularly during the hot summer months of July and August. Together with the UBA and DB, the Liebherr team thoroughly analyzed and assessed the data which was collected.

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The UBA supported the project involving the ICE 3 because, from an environmental point of view, the air cycle technology offers

advantages over traditional vapour cycle systems with fluorinated refrigerants.

Environmentally friendly technology The maintenancefriendly air cycle air conditioning system was developed by LiebherrTransportation Systems.

Air cycle technology is environmentally friendly because it requires no

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synthetic refrigerants with their associated greenhouse effect. Instead, cooling is performed exclusively with natural ambient air. This air is first conducted through an open loop by a cooling turbine running at high speeds. The cooling turbine is a compact component consisting of a turbine stage, a compres-

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into the passenger compartment. During the last stage in the open circuit, the depressurized air is conducted through the compressor stage of the cooling turbine and compressed back to atmospheric pressure. During this process the air heats up significantly. That means the surroundings can be used highly effectively as a heat exchanger with 100% effectiveness.

The entire air cycle air conditioning system comprises only a few components and is therefore very easy to maintain.

Compared to conventional refrigerants such as R134a, air has many advantages: it does not need to be produced, as it exists already and is available everywhere. For this reason it requires no expensive storage and does not need to be disposed of after use. Potential leaks are not critical, because air has no negative effects on the environment and poses no potential risks.

While employees working in air conditioning system production and on rail operation need training in handling refrigerants,

no special training is required for handling air.

The air cycle air conditioning systems from Liebherr-Transportation Systems have performed exceptionally well in DB’s daily passenger business.

Their main features are low operating costs and robustness, as they continue to operate effectively even when outside temperatures are very high in summer. In addition, the energy consumption of air cycle air conditioning systems is lower than that of conventional systems.

The encouraging results of the field data analysis are not just a confirmation for Liebherr; they are also driving factor to continue developing environmentally friendly air conditioning for rail vehicles in a broad range of applications. With its innovative technology for air cycle air conditioning, the company is making an important contribution towards sustainable passenger transportation.

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Liebherr - Aerospace & Transportation SA S in Toulouse (France) is one of eleven divisional control companies in the Liebherr Group and coordinates all activities in the fields of transportation and aviation equipment. It employs around 5,400 people worldwide.

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Construction Industry: Rethinking Old Ways Of Working Fixing Construction’s Productivity Problem In A Modern World ven the smallest construction projects are multi-disciplined events that involve hundreds of individual actions. When scaled up to mega project size, managing the sequencing of man, machine and material so that the right things are done at the right time and place is a logistical headache that the industry has been grappling with for generations.

Construction is improving – but its productivity improvements are far slower than the wider economy.

Part of the problem is that each construction site is unique, with the main players only coming together for that particular project, before moving off to the next job. This has in the past discouraged a more joined up approach.

So hindered as it is by project management inefficien-

cies, contractual misunderstandings and often a lack of communication, can the industry capitalize on growing global investment and learn a few productivity-boosting tricks from the wider world?

Lessons On Industry Innovation When budget carrier Southwest Airlines found it was already in the lead in its refueling processes compared to other commercial carriers, it was forced to look elsewhere for inspiration to further reduce its turnaround operations.

Most of the firm’s aircraft were grounded for an average of 40 minutes for refueling between flights, creating what the company felt were unnecessary costs and productivity losses. It found inspiration in Formula One – experienced in

turning around a racing car pit stop in as little as 2-3 seconds – and adopted a similar process. This eventually allowed crews to refuel an airplane in just 12 minutes.

This sort of lateral bench-marking shows how construction can make inroads in productivity savings. Globally, labor-productivity growth in construction lags far behind that of manufacturing (3.6%) or the total economy (2.8%), at just 1% a year, according to research by private sector think tank McKinsey Global Institute (MGI). Yet if construction productivity were to catch up with the rest of the world economy, the sector’s value would increase by an estimated $1.6trillion, fulfilling about half of the world’s annual infrastructure need.

Volvo’s on-board machine telematics system CareTrack, for example, is designed to provide updates on fuel status, idle time and logged hours – even how the machine is being used.

Shaking Up The Supply Chain One of the keys to improved productivity is to ensure the entire supply chain is aligned in its aims.

Setting well-defined goals means projects are more likely to meet schedule and cost targets. Suppliers are more likely to engage with an operation standard that they have had a role in establishing, which in turn leads to fewer mistakes, better communication, and a more collaborative approach to problem-solving.

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Formula One’s legendary quick pit stops inspired Southwest Airlines to improve productivity and turn-around time by 33%.

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Frontline Machinery Hosts 2nd Annual Canadian Keestrack Demo Day On March 13th, 2018, Frontline Machinery, in partnership with Keestrack, is hosting their annual Canadian Demo Day. This special event brings together customers and stakeholders from the aggregate and recycling industry for a live, hands-on demonstration of crushing, screening and stacking conveyor systems.

One of the features of the show will be the Keestrack track-mounted R6e electric impact crusher with up to a 500 TPH capacity. Offering up to 45% energy savings over diesel hydraulic models, the R6e is available with a 250-kW electric motor for the crusher and an electric 110 kW drive for the onboard hydraulic system. It also offers an optional allelectric plug-in operation from the mains and a plug

e-drive). The uniquely designed on-board generator can be removed from the crusher and placed away from its dirty abrasive environment during operation. Combined with full electric options such as a direct plug into the mains or power from an external or the onboard diesel genset, the Keestrack H4 offers superior fuel consumption (up to 70% savings) and improved ease of maintenance for long-term reliability.

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out operation powering secondary machines such as a stacker or screener.

Due to having the largest and heaviest rotor in its class, this machine is ideal for aggressive primary and secondary crushing applications including concrete and asphalt recycling and quarry applications.

Another showstopper will be the Keestrack hybrid track-mounted H4 cone crusher. The Keestrack H4 is the world’s first mobile cone crusher designed with an independent 4’ x 6’ prescreen and a three-deck 5’x 12’ finishing screen with an oversized material recycling conveyor – producing three high grade end products in a single pass.

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UK utilities company Anglian Water, for example, was facing increasing demands to reduce costs while delivering the same level of service. So, in 2005 the company began an incentive program where the strategy and cultural ethos had to be agreed collectively, from sub-contractors to equipment suppliers. As a result they beat their targets – achieving more than 50% carbon emission savings and a 40% reduction in construction time.

Another key trend for 2018 is offsite construction. Google and Starbucks are already big investors, and now hotel chain Marriott International is taking the process into the mainstream by employing a band of offsite manufacturers as part of its global design strategy. Offsite construction and prefabrication not only helps make up for the short supply of skilled workers across the supply chain – by absorbing up to 60% of a project’s labor requirements – but also jumpstarts productivity by reducing timescales and lowering build costs.

The Technology Model For Success Productivity improvements at companies are often defined by the technology employed, and even on a small scale, a failure to adapt to new tools can have an adverse effect, even at a national level. If a fifth of small businesses in a developed country like Great Britain are still using fax machines, according to a survey by Enterprise National, is it any surprise the British economy is suffering a poor productivity record?

While artificial intelligence (AI) may seem like a distant prospect, tech start-

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ups are recognizing that aspects of machine learning technology can help them break through into the mainstream. One such example is Slack, which is threatening to shake up ‘traditional’ email by using AI to intuitively group messages by topic and highlight which unread messages are of most importance, cutting down on the time spent manually filtering communications.

At the other end of the scale, Amazon is using new technology to ensure productivity improvements keep a fast pace at every level of the company. Workers whose job it is to fulfil orders are kept constantly moving, thanks to hand-held devices that show them what each item looks like, where to find it and how to reach it as quickly as possible.

It can, however, make for a strenuous work day in which every second is accounted for.

While this is an extreme example of the ways in which technology can push productivity to its limits, digitization can be used to make workers lives a little easier.

Increasingly, this is becoming a growing trend in construction. Volvo Construction Equipment’s on-board machine telematics system CareTrack, for example, is designed to provide updates on fuel status, idle time and logged hours – even how the machine is being used. This helps prevent unscheduled downtime and improves efficiency from a cost, carbon and time perspective.

suffer worse than others.

While Europe’s productivity remains at a consistently low level over the decades, the US has a lower productivity rating than it did in the 1960s, according to MGI. Similarly, civil and industrial sectors and largescale housing boast a higher productivity record than smaller specialized trades.

Construction demand continues to grow and productivity can play a vital role in making the most of these opportunities. To thrive, the industry must shake up old processes, be open to change and adapt to new technologies. Even incremental improvements will save time and money, so companies that invest in the future will start to reap the productivity gains today. b Source: Volvo CE

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