QUESTIONBuild up a unit rate per m³ of excavation work by using an excavator.DataCapital CostInterestTransportation costMaintenance costInsuranceScrap valueOperatorDieselLubrication oilConsumption of dieselConsumption of lubrication oilExcavator capacity per hourProfit and overheadExcavator workingEconomic life cycle of an excavator isRM 255,000.004% of capital cost per yearRM 30005% of capital cost per year6% of capital cost per yearRM 7500.00RM 300/dayRM 1.80/litreRM 25/litre15 litres/hour2 litres/day15m³/hour7%200 hour per month7 years

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QUESTION Build up a unit rate per m³ of excavation work by using an excavator. Data Capital Cost Interest Transportation cost Maintenance cost RM 255,000.00 4% of capital cost per ye RM 3000 5% of capital cost ner ye

QUESTION Build up a unit rate per m³ of excavation work by using an excavator. Data Capital Cost Interest Transportation cost Maintenance cost RM 255,000.00 4% of capital cost per ye RM 3000 5% of capital cost ner ye

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