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Rigid dump trucks and articulated dump trucks are two common types of dump trucks. They differ in structure and working principle. The main differences are as follows: 1. Structural design: Rigid dump trucks: Rigid dump trucks have a single overall body structure, with the cab connected to the driver's cab without articulated parts. The body structure is relatively simple and usually consists of one or more large buckets. Articulated dump trucks: Articulated dump trucks have an independent body structure, with the cabin and cab articulated together to form a rotatable joint. The cabin part can rotate on the horizontal plane to obtain better balance on uneven terrain. 2. Maneuverability: Rigid dump trucks: Due to their overall body structure, rigid dump trucks have a larger turning radius and slightly lower maneuverability than articulated dump trucks, making them less suitable for small construction site operations. Articulated dump trucks: The cabin part of an articulated dump truck can rotate relatively independently, giving it better maneuverability on small construction sites or uneven terrain, and making it easier to turn and steer. 3. Applicable scenarios: Rigid dump trucks: Suitable for open-air construction sites such as mines and quarries and long-distance material transportation. Articulated dump trucks: Suitable for construction sites that require frequent turns and operate in narrow terrain conditions, such as road construction, earthworks, construction sites, etc. 4. Carrying capacity: Rigid dump trucks: Usually have large carrying capacity and loading capacity, suitable for large-scale material transportation and yard operations. Articulated dump trucks: Both the carrying capacity and loading volume are relatively small, but suitable for scenarios that require flexible turning and maneuverability. In summary, rigid dump trucks and articulated dump trucks differ in structural design, maneuverability, applicable scenarios and carrying capacity. Therefore, when choosing to use them, appropriate selections should be made based on specific construction needs and work scenarios.