Mobile Concrete Batching Plant

A portable and compact plant designed to produce concrete on-site. It's essentially a concrete factory on wheels, ideal for projects requiring flexibility and quick relocation.

Types of Mobile Concrete Batching Plant

Compact Mobile Batching Plants:

Smaller capacity, easily towable, quick setup.

Medium Capacity Mobile Batching Plants:

Higher output, still transportable but may require more setup time.

Containerized Mobile Batching Plants: 

Components housed within standard shipping containers for easy transport and rapid deployment.

Applications in Various Industries:

Road Construction: Producing concrete for highways, bridges, and pavements.

Remote Construction Sites: Ideal for projects far from permanent concrete plants.

Infrastructure Projects: Dams, tunnels, power plants.

Precast Concrete Production: For on-site precast elements.

Building Construction: Large commercial or residential projects.

Technology:

Modular Design: Allows for easy assembly and disassembly.

Integrated Weighing Systems: Load cells for precise measurement of aggregates, cement, water, and admixtures.

Automatic Control Systems: PLC-based control with touch screen HMI for recipe management, batching, and reporting.

Screw Conveyors: For efficient cement feeding.

Water Tanks & Admixture Dosing Systems: For accurate liquid additions.

Mixer: Pan mixer, twin-shaft mixer, or planetary mixer for homogeneous concrete.

Axles & Tires: For mobility.

Generators: Often included for self-sufficiency.

Material Selection Considerations:

• Frame & Chassis: High-strength steel (e.g., Q345B, Q235B) for structural integrity, durability, and resisting heavy loads and vibrations during transport and operation.
• Storage Hoppers: Steel, often with wear-resistant liners (e.g., high-manganese steel, UHMW-PE) for abrasive aggregates.
• Mixer Drum/Liner: High-chromium cast iron or special wear-resistant alloys for mixer blades and linings.
• Conveyor Belts: Heavy-duty rubber with steel reinforcement.
• Cement Silos: Steel, with proper sealing.
• Piping: Steel or durable plastic for water and admixture lines.
• Electrical Components: Industrial-grade components, well-protected against dust and moisture.