Why Are Wet Batch Concrete Plants More Popular Now

 Concrete batching plants are divided into dry mix concrete batching plants and wet batching concrete plants. The dry mix concrete batching plant is not equipped with a concrete mixer and all aggregates are mixed by a concrete mixer truck. Dry-mix concrete batching plants are mainly used in areas with sparsely populated areas to avoid segregation of wet concrete due to long-distance and long-term non-stop movement in the mixer truck.

In recent years, ready-mixed concrete has become a new favorite in the construction industry due to its low cost and excellent performance, and there are more and more wet mixing plants. Wet concrete mixing plants place some or all of the above materials (including water) into a concrete mixer in the middle. After mixing, the concrete is discharged into a mixer truck to deliver the concrete to the construction site.

The wet batch concrete plant is mainly divided into stationary and mobile concrete plant. The statioanry concrete plant is an automatic (or semi-automatic) equipment for producing concrete. It consists of concrete mixer, batching machine, cement silo, control system and other equipment. In the past, concrete was mainly obtained by manual mixing. Now the concrete produced by the concrete mixing plant has better quality and higher output, which can meet the needs of various projects.

As a kind of concrete mixing equipment, its specifications are named according to its theoretical production per hour. The commonly used models are HZS25, HZS35, HZS50, HZS60, HZS75, HZS90, HZS120, HZS150, HZS180, HZS240 etc. HZS25 concrete plant can produce 25m3 per hour.

For mobile batching plants, its main parts are all on a towable chassis with wheels for maximum mobility and quick set-up. Mobile batching plants are the best solution for temporary construction sites or construction projects.

The mobile mixing plant models currently include YHZS25, YHZS35, YHZS50, YHZS60, YHZS75, YHZS90, YHZS120. The output ranges from 25-240 cubic meters per hour, basically covering large, medium and small mixing plants.

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Concrete Batch Plant for Sale VS Stabilized Soil Mixing Plant

 Nowadays, infrastructure construction has been an important part of the national economic development. The concrete batch plant for sale and soil cement plant are two completely different plan with similar parts.

The concrete batch plant for sale is mainly used for large and medium-sized water conservancy, electric power, bridge and other projects with large concrete works, long construction period and concentrated construction sites. The main host is twin shaft concrete mixer, which can mix a variety of concretes such as fluidity, semi-dry hardness and dry hardness.

The concrete batch plant has many types: stationary concrete plant, mobile concrete plant, foundation-free concrete batch plant. Its common capacity is from 25 -180 ton/h. It is mainly made up of cement silo, batching machine, concrete mixer, control system, independent measuring system, etc.

The stabilized soil mixing plant is mainly used for the continuous production and mixing of stabilized soil for the construction of high-grade roads, urban and rural roads, airport runways, etc., and can also be used for the production of lime-soil stabilized layers and the production and mixing of compactable concrete.

It adopts unlined twin shaft concrete mixer with densely packed small blades according to special principle, so that the materials in the mixer move forward while turning over strongly to achieve the purpose of continuous mixing production. It consists of cement silos, metering and conveying equipment, and mixing equipment.

In addition, the measurement method of stabilized soil mixing plant is usually dynamic measurement, while the concrete mixing plant uses static measurement method for production. Haomei Machinery has both of them. Welcome to leave message below to inquire them.

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