Foundation and Bearing
The main building, powder silo, and batching equipment have different loads. The foundation plan combines geology, equipment load, and local conditions, and is designed by professionals at the project site.
SITE & FOUNDATION PREPARATION
batching plant site
Preparation List
Site planning should cover equipment foundation, raw material feeding, concrete mixer truck access, and utilities. Having only a single available plot of land is still insufficient to determine batching plant layout and installation conditions.
Site InformationLength and Width / Road
Basic ConditionsLoad-bearing / Drainage
Public UtilitiesElectricity / Water Supply
Installation InputHoisting / Clearance
01 / SITE INPUTS
Site information checklist
Sketches can be used for preliminary communication; during the procurement and construction phases, the layout, loads, and foundation data of the corresponding equipment are used, and the spacing between equipment is determined according to the project drawings.
| Data | Recommended content to provide | Affected Configuration |
|---|---|---|
| Site Layout | Available length and width, elevation, boundaries, existing buildings, and entrances/exits | Main building, silo, and vehicle routes |
| Foundation Conditions | Geological or bearing information, underground pipelines, groundwater, and water accumulation conditions | Foundation, fixing method, and drainage |
| Feeding Conditions | Loader specifications, aggregate yard, and whether using a ground bin | batching machine, ramp, conveyor type |
| Public Utilities | Voltage, frequency, available capacity, water supply and drainage positions | Electrical control, pipelines, and equipment interfaces |
REAL EQUIPMENT / PROJECT PHOTOS
Equipment Layouts and Details
Explore equipment layouts, components and installation details. Request the specifications and supply list for the configuration you need.
02 / LAYOUT CHECKS
Four conditions for site layout
Ground Bin and Feeding
Ground silos involve excavation, water accumulation, cleaning, and maintenance passages; overhead silos for feeding require consideration of loader reach height, ramps, and turning space. Both forms will change conveyor length and site elevation difference.
Mixer Truck and Raw Material Vehicle Flow
The waiting, receiving, and exit routes for mixers are arranged separately from the routes for powder tankers, aggregate transport, and loaders; turning, passing, and clearance under the main building are also included in the overall layout design.
Power Supply, Water Supply, and Drainage
Check voltage, frequency, equipment load, and cable connections. Plan rainwater, cleaning water, and production water separately, reserving areas for cleaning and residual material handling; implement the discharge plan according to local project requirements.
03 / FOUNDATION-FREE PLANTS
Site conditions without foundation equipment
Modules describe the combination and connection of equipment without needing a foundation to describe specific installation forms. The bearing capacity of hardened sites is determined based on fully loaded silos, equipment operational loads, and local geological conditions.
- Bearing and fixation. The load, support points, and fixing requirements of the selected equipment are used to assess the suitability of the existing site.
- Site Leveling and Drainage Site elevation differences, settlement conditions, water accumulation, and surrounding drainage will affect the foundation and layout, and equipment connections and daily cleaning also require corresponding space.
- Weather and maintenance. Combine the height of powder silo, on-site wind and rain conditions, packaging range, and maintenance aisle arrangement for complete plant; do not infer wind resistance or transfer commitments from the term "foundation-free."
04 / BEFORE INSTALLATION
Pre-order Checklist
- Can the equipment enter the site? Confirm the route, road width, turning, and height limits for the transport vehicle, as well as the unloading and lifting work area.
- Can the silo and main building be maintained? Maintenance doors, passages, vulnerable part replacement, and hoisting positions are included in the layout plan, while the enclosure structure retains maintenance space.
- Who bears the on-site project? The procurement list separately itemizes equipment, civil works, power and water supply, hoisting equipment, and construction personnel arrangements, making the boundary between equipment quotation and on-site costs clear.
Only on-site photos, can we enquiry?
You can inquire about the station type and equipment scope, while providing site length and width, production requirements, and access points; the corresponding technical data is used for civil works.