BelAZ 75710 -The world’s biggest
mining dump trucks
Mining trucks keep on getting bigger and bigger, as miners increasingly opt for huge capacity trucks with greater operational efficiency. Recently launched,
the Belaz 75710 is by far
the world's biggest dump truck, with
the capacity to haul a staggering 496t of payload.
Mining-technology.com profiles
the world’s biggest
mining dump trucks, based on
their payload capacity.
Belaz 75710, with a payload capacity of 496t, is
the biggest
mining dump truck in
the world.
The ultra-heavy dump truck was launched by
the Belarusian Company Belaz in October 2013 under an order from a Russian
mining company. Sales of Belaz 75710 trucks were scheduled to start in 2014.
The truck is 20.6m-long, 8.16m-high and 9.87m-wide.
The empty weight of
the vehicle is 360t. Belaz 75710 features eight large-size Michelin tubeless pneumatic tyres and two 16-cylinder turbocharged diesel engines.
The power output of each engine is 2,300HP.
The vehicle uses an electromechanical transmission powered by alternating current.
The top speed of
the truck is 64km/h.