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• Types of Concrete Mixer Machines You Need to Know

  wade > 09-06-2022, 02:38 AM

  Concrete is the most familiar building element. The densest and strongest concrete is that in which cement paste fills the voids with the sand and the resulting mortar fills the voids in the coarse aggregate. Every grain of sand should be entirely coated with cement. Before the invention of the mixing machine, the entire mixing process used to be done by hand, shovel, shallow box. But now due to the high demand in construction, different types of mechanical procedures and machines are used for mixing.
  
  As technology has changed, the basic mixer design has also evolved. Concrete mixers can be divided into general mixers and forced mixers. Nowadays, twin shaft mixers, vertical axis mixers, and drum mixers are the most commonly used mixing machines.
  
  
  The followings are the types of concrete mixing machines.
  
  Based on Working Principles
  Batch Mixer
  Continuous Mixer
  Based on Mixing Methods
  Self Loading Mixer
  Compulsory Mixer
  Based on the shape of concrete mixers
  Pear-Shaped Mixer
  Drum Shaped Mixer
  Cone Shaped Mixer
  Vertical Shaft Pan Mixer
  Horizontal Shaft Mixer
  Based on the Discharging Method
  Rotary or Non-tilting Type
  Tilting Type
  Commonly Used
  Forced Mixer
  Self Propelled Mixer

• RE: Types of Concrete Mixer Machines You Need to Know

  concretemixer > 09-06-2022, 02:45 AM

  Batch Concrete Mix
  Batch mixers are those into which measured ingredients are placed, mixed, and discharged as one mass. This is in contrast to a continuous mixer, where materials are fed into the device continually, creating an ongoing supply of the product.
  
  Features:
  
  Has extremely high capacity (batches of up to 1 thousand gallons or 3785 liters).
  Consists of drum mixers, pan mixers, and open-top mixers.
  Many types of batch mixers (e.g. Gravity, revolving drum, cube, etc).
  Gravity mixers are made stationary.
  Revolving mixers contain shelves and projections on the inside and drum is revolved to mix the materials.
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