Intellia Single Drum Roller Simulation Curriculum

The Intellia Single Drum Roller Simulation Curriculum features exercises validated by subject-matter experts and aligned with real-world compaction tasks. Trainees build foundational knowledge and competence, progressing from startup and driving basics to patterned compaction using static pressure and vibration within open-ended sandbox exercises.

Key learning outcomes include:

• Familiarizing trainees with roller operator controls and onboard displays.
• Practicing startup, operating, and shutdown procedures in a safe, risk-free environment.
• Developing precise driving and maneuvering skills for confined and open spaces.
• Executing compaction patterns using static pressure and vibration to meet productivity targets.
• Responding to faults and jobsite variables such as weather, obstacles, and equipment issues.

Our simulation incorporates award-winning engineering-grade machine and material behavior for the most transferable operator skills outside real equipment.

When choosing simulation training for a roller, look for features that replicate real-world operation:

• Complete startup and shutdown sequences:Trainees perform correct ignition, warm-up, glow plug use, and shutdown procedures, reinforcing proper system checks and sequencing from day one.
• True-to-life vibration behavior: Static and vibratory modes respond accurately to operator input, showing how vibration settings affect machine stability, soil response, and compaction results.
• Cold-start system logic: Glow plug timing and feedback mirror real machine behavior, building correct habits for cold-weather and first-start scenarios.
• Realistic articulation and steering response: Machine articulation reflects actual roller steering geometry, teaching precise alignment and control during straight passes and turns.

Why Does It Need to Be Engineering-Grade?

Avoid creating bad habits or unsafe shortcuts that could carry over to real-world operations. High-quality simulation training ensures trainees learn correct techniques from day one. When the simulator behaves like the real machine, trainees build confidence and skills that transfer directly to the jobsite, reduce risk, save time, and reinforce safe, effective practices from the start.

• Net rated power: 106.2 kW at 2200 rpm.
• Turning radius: 3.7 m (12.1 ft).
• Top speed: 11.4 km/h (7 mph).
• Operating weight: 12,503 kg (27,564 lb).
• Drum diameter: 1.5 m (4.9 ft).
• Ground clearance: 43.2 cm (17 in).

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