FBR General Discussion, page-3344

Impressive

"700 times an hour which hadrian is able to do"

I'm thinking they have already hit that milestone at peak performance so let's look at some math.

Taking a side of caution while respecting 700 blocks may become the normal ill continue on with 500 thinking this could be the consistent.

500 blocks an hour is one every 7.2 seconds.

Using WA as the example a 12 hour shift is possible. 7am to 7pm. Remembering its not labor intensive and many people would happily pump out a 4 day work week of 12hr days, 48hr week. Rosters of days on and off to suit.

current bricks in use by hadrian in most WA builds is 4.5 x standard. This will change.

2 hours driving and setting up, closing down. Lunch breaks likely not needed. Before you say anything this is normal in control room operations they break when things are running smoothly and I expect this operation to be the same. More of an operator to watch and address issues than a operator to constantly work themselves.

so in a 10 hour day at 4.5 standard bricks at 500 an hour were looking at 22,500 standard bricks a shift. I see a house a day averaged easily some larger some smaller.

Are you not entertained!