Stationary concrete batching plants primarily consist of a mixing console, material weighing system, material conveying system, material storage system, control system, and other supporting facilities.
The main operating principle of stationary concrete batching plants involves the utilization of cement as the binding material. Fly ash, cement, coarse sand, fine materials, and various powders are proportionately measured and weighed through the batching machine.
Once the weighing process is completed, the operator initiates the sand and stone belt motor, which transports the weighed ingredients to the weighing hopper.
Subsequently, additives and water are added to the ingredients, and they are mixed together in the mixer.
Once the desired mixing effect is achieved, the mixture is discharged into an open concrete tank truck and transported to its intended destination.
The stationary RMC (Ready-Mix Concrete) plant employs a comprehensive control system to oversee the entire operation of the machine. Computer-aided controls are utilized to facilitate the swift and precise measurement of input ingredients.