How many meters should be added to the maximum width of the stacker for a one-way road of the stacker?

To ensure safe operation and maneuverability of a stacker on a one-way road, it is essential to consider the width of the stacker itself, as well as additional space required for safe movements. Adding a meter to the maximum width of the stacker provides necessary clearance for operation. This additional meter allows the operator to handle turning movements and minimizes the risk of collision with obstacles or other equipment.

In practical settings, the added meter ensures that operators do not have to navigate too closely to edges or structures, promoting safety and efficiency. It accommodates the factors of human operation, equipment size, and environmental constraints, ensuring a smoother workflow.

Calculating safety margins in operations like this typically include safety buffers, making the one-meter addition a widely accepted standard for creating an effective work zone around the stacker.