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The chapter discusses fuel consumption and costs associated with different types of engines used in machines, emphasizing the need to adjust theoretical fuel consumption values based on project conditions. It covers the estimation of hourly fuel costs, the significance of lubricating oil consumption, and the overall components constituting operating costs. Practical examples and formulas are provided to illustrate these concepts effectively.
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Term: Fuel Consumption Rate
Definition: The amount of fuel consumed per horsepower per hour, which varies based on engine type and working conditions.
Term: Operating Factor
Definition: A calculation involving time and load factors that adjusts theoretical consumption rates based on real usage patterns.
Term: Lubricating Oil Consumption
Definition: The quantity of lubricating oil required, which is influenced by engine conditions and operational practices.
Term: Operating Costs
Definition: The total ongoing costs associated with operating machinery, including fuel, lubricating oil, personnel, and maintenance.