IN A TYPICAL OPERATION, HOW DOES A CONCRETE BATCHING PLANT FUNCTION?

There are four distinct components that make up the Concrete Batching Plant. These components are as follows: gravel feeding, powder (cement, fly ash, and expansion agent) feeding, water and additive feeding, and transmission mixing and storing. After the mixing control system has been electrified, the system will continue with the initialization, which includes formula, concrete level, slumps, and production. This will occur after the people-machine dialogue of operation interface has been input. The operation staff may be prompted to assess if the mixing control program should be started based on the results of the weighing test performed on each bunker and the weighing hopper, as well as the signal indicating whether the output material is empty or full. I started the sand and stone belt motor so that it could feed the material into the weighing hopper. I also opened the butterfly valve of the fly ash and cement tank and started the spiral machine motor so that it could convey fly ash and cement to the weighing hopper. Finally, I opened the control valve of the water warehouse and the admixture pool so that water and admixture could flow into the weighing hopper. After the measurements have been completed and the requirements for setting have been met, the gate of the weighing hopper will be opened. The ingredients will then be mixed inside the mixer that has been started. When the time is right, the door of the concrete mixers will be opened, and the concrete will be placed inside the mixing truck.