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Concrete used in almost every construction project today is produced in batching plants using precise weighing and advanced mixing technology. Aggregate, cement, water and admixtures are weighed accurately according to concrete recipes established by prior laboratory testing. High-quality concrete is then produced through uniform mixing in efficient, fast concrete mixers.
Concrete used in almost every construction project today is produced in batching plants using precise weighing and advanced mixing technology. Aggregate, cement, water and admixtures are weighed accurately according to concrete recipes established by prior laboratory testing. High-quality concrete is then produced through uniform mixing in efficient, fast concrete mixers.
Concrete batching plants
In the past, all concrete batching plants were manufactured as stationary plants. Even the smallest required 4–5 trucks for transport. They were installed at a particular site over a period of time and produced concrete in the same location for many years.
Mobile Concrete Batching Plants
The growth in construction projects, rising concrete demand and the need for faster completion encouraged construction companies to produce concrete for their own projects using VESS concrete batching plants.
Construction companies wanted plants that could be used on other projects after the current one ended. They needed greater flexibility, mobility, ease of transport and faster installation than stationary plants offered. Mobile concrete batching plants were developed to meet these needs.
A mobile concrete batching plant is designed to place all plant units on a mobile platform with axles and wheels at the rear. A truck can tow and transport this unit, making the concrete batching plant mobile.
Advantages of a mobile concrete batching plant
BEYAZLI GROUP mobile concrete batching plants offer the following advantages over stationary concrete batching plants: easier transport, with the main unit transported by one truck; faster, simpler installation, dismantling and relocation; substantial flexibility; a smaller installation footprint; and reduced foundation requirements, allowing installation on a flat concrete floor.
Obtaining installation permission is easier, and in some cases no permit is required.
These features provide considerable flexibility and significant overall cost savings, especially for construction companies working from project to project.
Concrete batching plant
Although mobile concrete batching plants are mainly preferred for construction companies’ project-based work, ready-mix concrete suppliers also use them when bidding for major projects. They install a plant on the project site and produce concrete exclusively for that project. Concrete batching plants.
Before mobile concrete batching plants, construction companies either purchased concrete from nearby ready-mix suppliers or installed a stationary plant for their own project. In some countries and on certain sites, this increased costs and made it difficult to obtain concrete at the required quality and time.
Different mobile concrete batching plant models offer solutions for all types of projects. By establishing their own mobile plants, construction companies can become more independent and flexible in project delivery.
Mobile concrete batching plants
VESS mobile concrete batching plants are the result of substantial engineering work. All units are arranged within a smaller area with a carefully designed appearance. The main unit accommodates the aggregate storage hopper, aggregate weighing conveyor, cement scale, water scale, admixture scale for chemical admixtures and concrete mixer, which combines the materials quickly and uniformly. It also carries the control cabin with a fully automatic computerized control system. The cabin folds during transport to make relocation easier. Concrete batching plants.
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