Skip Type Concrete Batching Plant

The skip type concrete batching plant is a modern concrete production equipment widely used in construction engineering, infrastructure development, and other fields. Its main feature is the skip hopper type design, offering advantages such as high efficiency, flexibility, and small footprint.

Structural components of skip type concrete batching plant:

- Hopper system:

Employing a movable hopper structure, the hoppers are vertically lifted and lowered on tracks via electric or hydraulic devices, enabling the staged lifting and feeding of materials such as aggregates and cement.

Hopper capacity: Typically designed according to the batching plant specifications, the common capacity range is 1-3 cubic meters, adapting to different production needs.

- Mixing unit:

Equipped with a forced concrete mixer (such as a twin-shaft concrete mixer), it uses mixing blades to forcibly mix materials, ensuring the homogeneity of the concrete.

Short mixing cycle: Typically 60-90 seconds/batch, resulting in high production efficiency.

- Weighing system:

Utilizes independent or cumulative weighing methods to accurately measure materials such as aggregates, cement, water, and admixtures, with an error controlled within ±1%.

- The control system:

Adopts PLC or industrial computer control to automate the production process, including setting parameters such as material proportioning, feeding sequence, and mixing time.

The models and outputs of skip type concrete batching plants vary depending on the manufacturer, design, and configuration. Typically, the model of a concrete batching plant is named according to its production capacity (i.e., concrete output per hour). Below are some common skip hoist concrete batching plant models and their corresponding output ranges:

HZS25: Output approximately 25 cubic meters/hour

HZS35: Output approximately 35 cubic meters/hour

HZS50: Output approximately 50 cubic meters/hour

HZS75: Output approximately 75 cubic meters/hour

Key features of skip type concrete batching plant:

Hopper-type design:

The hopper design allows for quick and accurate feeding of raw materials (such as cement, sand, fly ash, etc.) into the mixer, improving material feeding efficiency.

High-efficiency mixing:

Equipped with a high-efficiency mixer, it achieves uniform mixing, ensuring concrete quality.

Automated control:

Modern concrete batching plants are generally equipped with automated control systems, enabling monitoring and management of the entire production process, improving efficiency and accuracy.

Flexibility:

Formulas can be quickly adjusted to meet different project needs, adapting to different types of concrete production.

Small footprint:

Compared to belt type concrete batching plants, skip type concrete batching plants require less space, making them suitable for urban construction and sites with limited space.

Application scenarios of skip type concrete batching plant:

- Small to medium-sized projects:

Such as rural self-built housing, road repair, municipal engineering, etc., where the demand for concrete is moderate and site space is limited.

- Temporary construction projects:

Such as bridge repair, tunnel excavation, etc., requiring equipment that can be quickly deployed and dismantled.

- Supplementing ready-mixed concrete batching plants:

As auxiliary equipment to stationary batching plants, handling sudden orders or small-batch production.

- Ready-mixed concrete production:

Suitable for small ready mix concrete plants, producing C15-C40 strength grade concrete.

In summary, skip type concrete batching plants, with their advantages of high efficiency, flexibility, and small footprint, have become important equipment in modern concrete production.