A
Mobile Concrete Plant consists of the same units as in a stationary
concrete plant, where these units are fixed on a chassis with axles and wheels. When this chassis is towed by a truck tractor, the mobile
concrete plant can easily be transported.
A Mobile
Concrete Plant consists of the same units as in a stationary
concrete plant, where these units are fixed on a chassis with axles and wheels. When this chassis is towed by a truck tractor, the mobile
concrete plant can easily be transported.
Mobile concrete batch plants can produce different types of
concrete by adjusting the mix materials and designs. They can produce tens to hundreds of cubic meters of
concrete per hour by precisely mixing water, cement, aggregates, and fly ash. The
plants are equipped with weighing hoppers and conveyors, and use a computerized system to control the production process.
Vince Hagan invented the
mobile concrete batch plant in 1956 as a more convenient alternative to
stationary batch plants. Mobile
concrete batch plants are typically divided into two types: trailer-mounted and self-propelled. They can be operated by one person and can run automatically.
Mobile concrete batch plants can be used for a range of applications, including: Backfill, Bridge deck overlays, Airport runway repair, Commercial usage, and Continuous pours.