Electric excavators: While traditional excavators are powered by an internal combustion engine, electric excavators use an electric drive system.
They typically use electric motors to drive hydraulic systems for operations such as digging, loading and dumping.
Electric dozers: Electric dozers are bulldozers that use an electric drive system instead of a traditional internal combustion engine. They use electric motors to drive dozer blades for tasks such as grading the ground and moving soil.
Electric Crane: An electric crane is a lifting device that uses an electric drive system. They typically use electric motors to provide the ability to lift and suspend objects, such as tower cranes, gantry cranes, etc.
Electric forklift: An electric forklift is a loading device that uses an electric drive system and is mainly used for transporting and stacking items. They often feature electric motors to power functions such as forward, lift, and tilt.
Electric rollers: Electric rollers use an electric drive system to perform road compaction work. Powered by electric motors, they compact and smooth layers of soil or asphalt.
These are some common examples of electric construction machinery that, by using electric drive systems, can provide cleaner, quieter and lower-emission solutions while reducing dependence on fossil fuels. With the continuous development of electric technology, more types and types of electric construction machinery will appear in the future.
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