Concrete Batching Plants

Concrete Batching Plants are used for manufacturing of high-quality concrete in a variety of construction applications, like buildings, roads, bridges, airports and many others. Wide range of Ready Mix Concrete Batching Plants along with Concrete Mixers. Mobile, Compact and Stationary rmc plants can be configured as special solutions for different kinds of concrete types, like Roller Compacted Concrete, Road Concrete, Extra Heavy Concrete, Fiber Reinforced Concrete and others, according to the customers’ specific requests. Single Shaft, Twin Shaft and Planetary Concrete Mixers will cover a wide range of needs and add flexibility to manufacturing process. also offers different components and options for concrete industry that increase performance, add flexibility, improve accountability and operational characteristics.

When draining aggregates at the batch plant site, provide provisions for disposal of drainage water and for clear-cut separation of drained from undrained materials. Keep materials of different sources/classes or gradations separated. Sometimes, timber bulkheads are erected to save space in the Producer’s storage yard. These are satisfactory if built properly.

Erect the weighing bins and hoppers on firm foundations to avoid settlement, which might affect the accuracy of the equipment.

Check the general layout of the plant before the equipment is erected to ensure efficient operation and adequate space for stockpiling and handling materials in compliance with specification requirements. Whenever possible, avoid the arrangement and erection of batching plants in congested locations which are not conducive to proper handling of materials. Small stockpiles result in segregation and non-uniformity of materials and very poor control of the concrete. Concrete Batching Plants Once a batching plant is erected in such a location, it is difficult to improve conditions. Experience has demonstrated that the most uniform concrete is produced when the batching plant is favored by adequate space for the maintenance of large stockpiles of materials.