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What types of asphalt concrete mixing equipment are there?
Asphalt mixing equipment is one of the environmental protection equipment in modern industry, which is widely used in the industrial range and has become one of the increasingly developed mechanical equipment in the market in recent years. The working forms of asphalt mixing equipment include double drum type, forced type, and cost bin bottom type. Let's take a look at the basic structure of asphalt mixing equipment.
1. Before using asphalt mixing equipment, it is necessary to first understand the model of the equipment.
2. The structural types of equipment are generally divided into multiple types according to different types. If divided by production process, there are continuous and intermittent types. If divided by transportation mode, there are mobile, movable, and fixed types.
3. The capacity of the equipment also varies, mainly depending on the capacity produced by the manufacturer.
4. The working cycle of a device is generally related to its capacity, and the standard working cycle is generally 45 seconds.
Asphalt concrete mixing equipment refers to a mechanical equipment that dries, heats, sieves, and doses sand and gravel materials, and also adds an appropriate amount of filling material. Then, it is mixed in a certain proportion according to thermal experience to mix it into asphalt mixture. So, what types of asphalt concrete mixing equipment are there?
1. According to the process flow, it can be divided into three types: intermittent forced mixing, continuous mixing, and drum type self falling continuous mixing.
2. It can also be divided into fixed and mobile types. The fixed type requires all units to be fixed and placed on the work site, and is generally used in situations where larger engineering quantities are also concentrated. Mobile equipment is usually large, and they will split the entire unit onto several specially designed flat trailers, which are then transported to the construction site for assembly.