New gravel processing plant with capacity of 200 t/h
Gravel has become an indispensable part of today's construction industry. It’s an important raw material in the manufacture of concrete, but is equally important as a filler material for dams. Wiedenmann from Aichstetten, Germany, operates a gravel plant in Leutkirch - Haid. Wiedenmann also supplies materials for roadwork as well as aggregates for concrete manufacturing.
Thanks to the expert knowledge of SBM Mineral Processing from Laakirchen / Austria, it took just six months to set up a custom-built gravel processing plant with an output of 200 t/h at the Leutkirch gravel plant completing the task in July. Just a month later the plant was up to full production capacity.
Durability, reliability and perfect service
The gravel processed here is drawn from various quarries. The pre-crushing plant breaks down the raw material of approx. 0 - 150 mm to approx. 0 - 80 mm. Following this step the material is then processed by the custom-built SBM Mineral Processing gravel processing plant. The results are grain sizes of 0/4 4/8 8/16 and 16/32 mm.
The specialists from SBM Mineral Processing have succeeded in mastering the requirements dictated by local conditions:
• Designing and setting up the plant in a cramped space to use 6 existing loading silos - thus making best possible use of the available space (see photo)
Description of the gravel processing plant
Moraine gravel 0 – 150 mm is transported by a belt conveyor (approx. 200 to/h) via a washer to the first screening machine K 18/50 - 2 – separation at 32 mm and 4 mm, material 32 - X mm is now fed to a buffer silo and to the crushed gravel plant - 0-4 mm to the bucket-wheel - 4 – 32 mm via the transfer chute to the DWSW 1500/022/060 twin-shafted log washer with baltic brown screen – then fed to a second screening machine K 18/50 – 2.5 and separated at 16 + 8 + 4 mm – transport via conveyor belts to the silos.
Power supply and controls
The fully automated plant is designed for one-man operation. The production process is shown on screen, malfunctions are displayed and can thus be remedied immediately. A video observation system is available for monitoring material transfer and silos. Wattless current compensation ensures power savings.
Wiedenmann is extremely satisfied with the perfect, trouble-free completion of the whole project by the experts from SBM Mineral Processing and with the smooth running operation at the new gravel processing plant.
For more information on SBM Mineral Processing, please visit:
Gravel Processing Plant
SBM solution for Wiedenmann
New gravel processing plant with capacity of 200 t/h
Gravel has become an indispensable part of today's construction industry. It’s an important raw material in the manufacture of concrete, but is equally important as a filler material for dams. Wiedenmann from Aichstetten, Germany, operates a gravel plant in Leutkirch - Haid. Wiedenmann also supplies materials for roadwork as well as aggregates for concrete manufacturing.
Thanks to the expert knowledge of SBM Mineral Processing from Laakirchen / Austria, it took just six months to set up a custom-built gravel processing plant with an output of 200 t/h at the Leutkirch gravel plant completing the task in July. Just a month later the plant was up to full production capacity.
Durability, reliability and perfect service
The gravel processed here is drawn from various quarries. The pre-crushing plant breaks down the raw material of approx. 0 - 150 mm to approx. 0 - 80 mm. Following this step the material is then processed by the custom-built SBM Mineral Processing gravel processing plant. The results are grain sizes of 0/4 4/8 8/16 and 16/32 mm.
The specialists from SBM Mineral Processing have succeeded in mastering the requirements dictated by local conditions:
• Designing and setting up the plant in a cramped space to use 6 existing loading silos - thus making best possible use of the available space (see photo)
Description of the gravel processing plant
Moraine gravel 0 – 150 mm is transported by a belt conveyor (approx. 200 to/h) via a washer to the first screening machine K 18/50 - 2 – separation at 32 mm and 4 mm, material 32 - X mm is now fed to a buffer silo and to the crushed gravel plant - 0-4 mm to the bucket-wheel - 4 – 32 mm via the transfer chute to the DWSW 1500/022/060 twin-shafted log washer with baltic brown screen – then fed to a second screening machine K 18/50 – 2.5 and separated at 16 + 8 + 4 mm – transport via conveyor belts to the silos.
Power supply and controls
The fully automated plant is designed for one-man operation. The production process is shown on screen, malfunctions are displayed and can thus be remedied immediately. A video observation system is available for monitoring material transfer and silos. Wattless current compensation ensures power savings.
Wiedenmann is extremely satisfied with the perfect, trouble-free completion of the whole project by the experts from SBM Mineral Processing and with the smooth running operation at the new gravel processing plant.
For more information on SBM Mineral Processing, please visit:
https://edir.bulk-online.com/profile...processing.htm
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