Foam Concrete Mixer

Ihe mkpuchi ụfụfụ bụ ihe mkpuchi dị fechaa maka mgbidi na ala. Ọ dị mfe ibufe, jide ma wụsa. Enwere ike itinye ya site na ịgbapụta ma ọ dịghị achọ mkpọkọ ma ọ bụ ọkwa. It provides excellent water resistance and frost proofing as well as sound and thermal insulation. Foamed concrete can be pumped over soft ground, is self-compacting and is ideal for trench backfill, ground stabilisation, ntọala, paving, footings and roof structures.

Foamed concrete is produced using a special foam generator, which mixes a pre-foaming solution with compressed air to produce a uniform foam. This is then mixed with the mortar slurry to produce lightweight concrete. The mixer can be used to make wet or dry concrete. In wet concrete, foam is added before mixing, whereas in dry mixing the foam is mixed in at the end of the mixing process.

A foam concrete mixer can be built at a variety of scales, from small production units to large automatic CLC plant with PLC control system. A foam concrete mixer is easy to operate and has high working efficiency. It can be powered by an electric engine or diesel engine, and can also work in remote areas where there are no electricity supplies.

Nke foam concrete mixer has a weighing system that automatically loads the required amount of sand, cement and water into the mixing drum. It can also add other materials, dị ka utu ijiji, perlite and crushed rock. The weighing system is computer linked with the mixing and foaming systems, and the foam concrete mixer can be adjusted for different types of foam concrete mix formulas.