As China's urbanization
process continues to move forward,
ready-mixed Concrete Plant in the cities
of the rapid development and popularization and application of Concrete
Batching Plant has also been a
rapid development.
A higher degree of automation and control
Now in China, All batching plant adopted with industrial computer control which can also be operated manually and automatic control, easy to operate. The dynamic panel display batching plant parts of the operation, and at the same time concrete batching plant can store a variety of data required to print various types of report data stored recipe up to tens of thousands more.
The degree of automation and control higher in 2002 after
many concrete companies began to use 2 party
hosts multiple parallel
way to resolve to
increase production capacity at the
same time guarantee a spare and reduce the waiting time
of the concrete
truck.
Its control system is mostly relatively advanced
and stable, generally high degree of automation can be fully automatic continuous operation for a long time. Control room operating
platform and computer
monitor can vividly
reflect the entire
production process, and each part of the
cement silo cement
stock aggregate bin aggregate reserve transportation
and concrete aggregate discharge circumstances. Once happen the problem
in some part can be found in the shortest possible time, and to be solved in
no time.
Concrete
batching plant investment is
relatively smaller compared to other pumping
equipment. Invest a 120 station with better configuration does not exceed 200 million, 2 sets of 120
parallel station can
also control 360 million.
Higher production capacity
of the current the dual parallel
station and the emergence of multi-parallel station
greatly improve the production capacity of the
major concrete batching company. For example,
2 set of 120 parallel stations can increase
the annual production of concrete to 600,000 m3,
3 parallel stations
can improve about
800,000 cubic meters, fundamentally solving
to the problem of lack of production
capacity which constraints further
development
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