We are successfully engaged in manufacturing, exporting and supplying excellent quality range of Asphalt Drum Hot Mix Plant to our clients in different technical specifications. The offered plant is manufactured using supreme grade components under the stern guidance of adroit professionals. This finds application in road construction and related industries for mixing as well as storage of asphalt. In addition, our clients can purchase the offered Asphalt Drum Hot Mix Plant at pocket-friendly prices from us.
Hot mix plants are planned with contamination control gadgets, for example, bag houses or wet scrubbers, to catch and control emanations of particulate matter and vaporous poisons. These gadgets assist with limiting the natural effect of plant tasks. Moreover, adherence to nearby ecological guidelines and best practices is fundamental to guarantee mindful and economical activity of hot mix plants.
THERMO DRUM UNIT
The Drying and Mixing unit of the asphalt plant demands complex flight design and heat transfer technology. With our passion to build the best machines, continuous R & D and incorporation of the latest design up-gradations, KEW thermo drum is way ahead of competition.
The KEW thermo drum unit follows a triple heat transfer system that ensures a total transfer of heat to the aggregates, translating into higher productivity and lower fuel consumption. The heat is transferred to the aggregates using the conductive, connective and radiation techniques.
The field proven unique flight design ensures total heat transfer, a thorough mixing & coating, lower emissions and prevention of bitumen oxidation.
DRUM MECHANICS
The 30-12oTph plants are supplied with a low maintenance cradle type drum drive. The auto lubrication system ensures proper and adequate lubrication on the chain drive thereby ensuring long life of machine with trouble free service. Optionally a four wheel friction drive, which is a standard on the 120 Tph and higher models, can be supplied.
Specially treated sprockets, thrust wheels, trunion rings & trunion rollers, engineered precisely for flawless and trouble free dryer drum rotation, ensures unlimited productivity.
| KEW 45 (45-60 TPH) | KEW 50 (60-90 TPH) | KEW 60 (90-120 TPH) | KEW 65 (90-120 TPH) |
Four bin feeder | | | | |
No of bins | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 |
Storage capacity | 31 MT | 40 MT | 54 MT | 54 MT |
Hopper size (lxw) | 2500mmx2200mm | 3000mmx2200mm | 3650mmx2060mm | 3650mmx2060mm |
Auxllary drive motor | 1.1 kw x 4 Nos | 1.5 kw x 4 Nos | 2.2 kw x 4 Nos | 2.2 kw x 4 Nos |
Auxllary conveyor belt | 400mm x 2.2 mtr | 450mm x 2.92mtr | 450mm x 3.78mtr | 450mm x 3.78mtr |
Gathering drive motor | 3.70 kw | 3.70 kw | 5.50 kw | 5.50 kw |
Gathering conveyor belt | 500mm x 22.5 mtr | 600mm x 25.6 mtr | 600mm x 29.6 mtr | 600mm x 29.6 mtr |
Bin virbrator (1 No) | 0.75 kw | 0.75 kw | 0.75 kw | 0.75 kw |
Feeding capacity | 100 TPH | 150 TPH | 200 TPH | 200 TPH |
Overall dimension (approx) | 11.6 mtr x2.55mtr x 2.45 | 13.5 mtr x 2.55 mtr x 2.45 mtr | 16.25 mtr x 2.55 mtr x 2.75 mtr | 16.25 mtr x 2.55 mtr x 3.00 mtr |
Total connected load | 8.85 kw | 10.45 kw | 15.05 kw | 15.5 kw |
Over size removal screen | ||||
Diver motor | 0.75 kw | 0.75 kw | 0.75 kw | 0.75 kw |
Wire mesh | 45mm x 45mm | 45mm x 45mm | 45mm x 45mm | 45mm x 45mm |
Screening belt | 800 x 1200 mm | 800 x 1200 mm | 900 x 1200 mm | 900 x 1200 mm |
Silnger converyor | ||||
Conveyor drive motor | 2.20 kw | 3.70 kw | 3.70 kw | 3.70 kw |
Conveyor belt | 500mm x 15 mtr | 600mm x 15 mtr | 600mm x 15 mtr | 600mm x 15 mtr |
A hot mix plant, otherwise called a black-top mixing plant or black-top plant, is an office utilized for the development of hot mix black-top (HMA). It consolidates totals (like stone, sand, or rock) with bitumen (or black-top concrete) to create black-top cement, which is utilized for street development and different applications.
Hot mix plants work by mixing totals and bitumen in unambiguous extents to make HMA. The cycle includes drying and warming the totals, then mixing them with hot bitumen in a group or constant drum mixer. The subsequent HMA is then shipped to the building site for clearing.
Hot mix plants can be characterized into two principal types: