This post will introduce the differences between engineering concrete plant and commercial concrete plant through the following three part:
The engineering concrete plant is usually built next to the construction site, serving certain project. Because of its relatively simple configuration, it is mainly used to produce concrete for its own engineering demands. Some large engineering batching plant, however, can supply concrete for several projects, thus it is somewhat similar to commercial concrete plant. Commercial concrete plant is generally for producing and selling commercial concrete. It can achieve all-weather production of pre-mixed concrete. The concrete quality is more stable and reliable than the concrete stirred on the construction site, which improves the engineering quality. Besides, commercial concrete is usually transported by concrete mixer truck.
It is different between the engineering concrete plant and the commercial concrete plant. First, they're different in the type of admixture, strength grading of cement, and the size of the cement silos. Commercial concrete plant has more admixture, cement silos and strength grading of cement than engineering concrete plant. In addition, the engineering concrete plant does not need to be externally sealed, and the structure is relatively simple; the commercial concrete plant needs to be externally sealed, pursuiting of beautiful appearance and environmental protection. Commercial concrete plant owns a larger structure than engineering concrete plant.
In general, the price of commercial mixing stations is higher than engineering concrete plant. As you know, the price of concrete batching plant is related to the model and configuration of the batching plant. Different models have different configurations, and different configurations have different prices. Camelway is committed to providing high-quality concrete batching plant to customers all over the world, extending equipment's service life and increasing the operation time of equipment to bring profits to customers.
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