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Q How Chengli Special Automobile CO.,ltd Road sweeper truck work ?
How Chengli Special Automobile CO.,ltd Road sweeper truck work ?

Most Chengli sweeper trucks are built on a standard truck chassis but have a specialized superstructure with three main systems:

Auxiliary Power System:

The truck has its main engine for driving, but it also has a separate auxiliary engine to power the entire sweeping mechanism (brushes, fan, and hydraulic system). This ensures consistent power for cleaning regardless of the driving speed.

Sweeping System (The Brushes):
  • Side Brushes (or Sweep Plates): Located at the front sides of the vehicle, these circular brushes extend outwards to reach the curb, gutter, and street edges. They rotate to push dirt, debris, and refuse from the edges toward the center of the truck's path.
  • Main Brush (less common on pure vacuum models, more on mechanical-vacuum): Sometimes, a central cylindrical brush is present to agitate and guide material into the suction path.
Vacuum/Suction System:
  • High-Power Fan: This fan, driven by the auxiliary engine, creates a powerful vacuum force.
  • Suction Nozzle (or Suction Mouth): A large rectangular or circular opening located underneath the vehicle, behind the brushes. The negative pressure created by the fan sucks air and debris through this nozzle and into the hopper
Dust Suppression System (Water Spray):
  • Water Tank: Contains clean water.
  • Spray Nozzles: These nozzles are positioned near the brushes and/or the suction inlet. They mist the road surface and the area being swept to moisten fine dust particles. This prevents the dust from becoming airborne, dramatically improving air quality during the cleaning process.
Debris Collection System:
  • Dust/Garbage Hopper: A large container where the debris, dirt, and fine particles sucked up by the vacuum system are collected. The hopper is often made of stainless steel.
  • Hydraulic System: This system is used to lift and tilt the hopper and open the rear door for dumping the collected garbage at a disposal site.
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Dongfeng , Isuzu , Shacman , Sinotruck howo , FAW , Foam Tanker Fire Fighting Truck Operation Video

Fire Engine(also called fire fighting vehicle , Fire engine , Fire fighting apparatus , Fire service truck , Fire and rescue truck , fire truck , fire fight truck , Foam fire tank truck , Fire extinguishing foam tanker ) is a vehicle designed primarily for fire fighting operation to extinguish fire efficiently to prevent fire spread , reducing the loss caused by fire maximally . 

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1. Consult the Official Manual and Training
Operation Manual: Every Chengli fire truck is supplied with a complete set of manuals and documents, including the operational and maintenance guides. This is the only definitive source for proper and safe operation.

Training: Fire truck operators are typically required to be specially trained and qualified. If you are a user or owner, ensure that all operating personnel receive hands-on training for the specific Chengli model they will use.

2. General Operational Areas on a Fire Truck
While specific controls differ, fire truck operation generally involves these systems:

Vehicle Driving and Safety:

Standard truck operation (driving, braking, steering).

Understanding the vehicle's size, weight (especially when fully loaded with water/foam), and maneuverability.

Activating emergency lights and sirens.

Engaging the Power Take-Off (PTO) to power the fire pump or other equipment.

The Fire Pump System:

Engaging the Pump: Activating the PTO and switching the pump control system on.

Water Source:

Drafting from an external source (like a pond or hydrant) using suction hoses and the pump priming system.

Supplying water from the on-board tank.

Controlling Discharge: Monitoring and adjusting water/foam pressure and flow to the various outlets (hoselines, monitors).

Foam System (if applicable): Operating the foam proportioner to mix foam concentrate with water.

Water/Foam Monitor (Cannon):

Controls for aiming the water cannon (horizontal and vertical angle). Some models, like fire-fighting robots, have computerized or handheld remote controls for precise movement.

Selecting the spray pattern (straight stream, fog/flower pattern).

Storage and Equipment Access:

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