How a Hopper Car is used for Hydrovac Service

 


In many industries, A hopper car is used for hydrovac service as a type of railroad freight car. It can transport loose bulk material that has been disturbed during hydrovac excavation. There are covered hopper cars which are equipped with a roof, and open hopper cars which do not have roofs. Hopper cars are typically equipped with several discharge hatches or a collapsible bottom for unloading. They provide cost effective excavation clean up. 




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