Komatsu SAA6D107E-1 Engine Service Shop Manual
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Komatsu SAA6D107E-1 Engine Service Shop Manual
Brakes, Clutch, Cab, Cooling System,Diesel Fuel System
Service Repair Manual Covers:
1. Precautions on Maintenance
2. Outline
3. Attachment
4. Engine
5. Main Pump
Description
Komatsu SAA6D107E-1 Engine Service Shop Manual
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Komatsu Wa380-6H operation and maintenance manual. H60051 and up
Komatsu WA380-6H shop manual.1296 pages serial number H60051 and up
Komatsu General Atomics Engineering Corporation* in 1998 introduced a technology developed in the U.S. designed to clean soil contaminated with heavy metals, and since then, has successfully expanded its activities in the cleanup business.
This metal-contaminated soil-treatment technology turns toxic heavy metals, which are present in the soil, into a water-insoluble, nontoxic mineral as an apatite. In this way, they are prevented from leaching into and contaminating external media. One of the typical apatite minerals is apatite hydroxide Ca5(PO4)3OH. Metals with positive ions, such as lead (Pb), can infiltrate the apatite hydroxide structure replacing calcium (Ca), thus turning the apatite into Ca5-n Pbn(PO4)3OH (where n is 5 or less).
Brakes, Clutch, Cab, Cooling System,Diesel Fuel System
Service Repair Manual Covers:
1. Precautions on Maintenance
2. Outline
3. Attachment
4. Engine
5. Main Pump
6. Hydraulic Oil Filter
7. Control Valve
8. Joystick
9. Slew Motor
10. Travelling Motor
11. Hydraulic Cylinder
12. Swivel Joint
13. Crawler
14. Spring Case and Grease Cylinder
15. Idler
16. Sprocket
17. Track Roller
18. Electrical Equipment
19. Troubleshooting
Komatsu SAA6D107E-1 Engine Service Shop Manual
The resultant isomorphous appetite naturally exhibits the fundamental characteristics of apatite minerals. Unlike the conventional, chemically insoluble treatment, however, the material turns into a very hard mineral crystal with great leaching resistance over a wide pH range. Furthermore, compared to the cement-fixation method, this treatment barely affects the condition of a medium like soil.
In 1998, we undertook a consigned research study on behalf of the Environmental Agency to establish a soil-conta- mination cleanup technology and verify its feasibility. The results of that study proved the advantages of apatite cleanup over chemically insoluble treatments, which heretofore had been the conventional cleanup method for soils contaminated with heavy metals. In fiscal 1999, the technology was
