An Asphalt Batch Mix Plant is used to produce hot mix asphalt (HMA), a material used in the construction and maintenance of roads, highways and other paved surfaces. This type of plant is capable of producing a precise mixture of asphalt and other materials in batches, which is vital for achieving the desired quality and consistency in road construction.
In order to create hot mix asphalt, a batch mix asphalt plant will combine bitumen, binder, and aggregates in a central mixer according to predetermined ratios and temperatures. Different batch sizes of hot mix asphalt are produced by a batch mix facility. In order to make hot mix asphalt, an Asphalt Batch Plant must first heat and weigh the aggregates, then heat and weigh the bitumen, weigh the filler material, and finally mix the aggregates, bitumen, and filler material. Depending on the mix material recipe that is selected in the control panel, the percentage of each item may change. Depending on the formula used, the aggregates' size and percentage will also change.
At the core of every Asphalt Batch Mix Plant lies a carefully orchestrated ensemble of components. From cold aggregate feeder bins and conveyor systems to the twin-shaft pugmill mixer and the hot mix storage silo, each element plays a pivotal role in the seamless production of asphalt. Understanding these components is key to appreciating the complexity and efficiency of the entire process.
| Model | ABP - 80 | ABP - 120 | ABP - 160 |
| Capacity | 80 TPH | 120 TPH | 160 TPH |
