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I would sure like an explanation or description of what I am looking at, and in the correct order.

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This program is premixed concrete production plant. Aggregate. Sand.cement. etc.

Im not sure but as far as i heard, they cover the jacket to keep the drum warm inside. While the winter of korea is freezing cold, that jacket help to keep the temperature

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Так чистый Миксер это от водителя зависит , сам на БСУ 5 лет отработал , были и чистые машины , а были и чуханы засранные

@@i.stoner9357 я о работе,а не о чистоте машины,ты замывал когда после выгрузки,ты мог в том чём был в гости пойти?вряд ли я думаю.

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@@TowMater603 You are right👍

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@@ceng4804 約2500元台幣吧！ 😅🤣😆

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This is true

I would think they do have another plant mixing. Because my question was going to be what if someone ordered a different type of mix ,lets say with smaller gravel

Автоматизация! Вот в чем вся разница!

@@animashevkaentertaiment9460 Какая автоматизация ? ) а у нас лопатами мешают бетон ? ) ахаххахахах

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It's also great to hide bodies

There are many variables (moisture content, stone size, type of cement, binders, etc.), so not quite so easy. It has to be correct for the job or it will get rejected.

Paling subtitle doang yang Indonesia, judul video bahkan yang gak ada subindo juga malah jadi bahasa Indonesia judulnya karena efek setelan bahasa baik di device maupun browser

그쵸..강도때문에 혼화제를 폴리카본산계랑 에스테르 많이쓰잖아요..ㅎㅎ예전에는 나프탈렌썼지만..

요즘은 환경 및 품질문제로 골재를 야외에 야적하지않고 실내사이로에 보관하고 엘레베이터로 계량된뒤 컨베이어벨트를 통해 믹서로 이동되는식으로 플랜트를 설계합니다~!

보관하는게 기본입니다.. 큰 회사일수록 야적 하는게 당연하고요 시멘트의 경우 3일치(야외가 아닌 당연 사일로), 골재는 1일치 보관합니다, 한번 출하할때마다 골재받아오랴 시멘트 공급받느랴 그게 안됩니다 저장해둬야합니다

Wet batched concrete is of a far better and more consistent quality than dry batched many construction contractors here in the UK insist wet batched concrete for their projects

@@paultrevett1287 they don’t do wet batched at Cemex or Bredons

@@paultrevett1287 yeah wet batch is a lot nicer

@@paultrevett1287 who does wet batch concrete in the uk?

@@jamesfordjhfcontractingltd1627 Hi James, I'm in the SE area our two local Hanson plants are wet batch, Cemex at Northfleet is wet batch as is Crawley plant, but they sold their plants in the Kent area to the Gallagher group who have wet batch plants! btw when I worked for RMC, Fulham was wet batch that was 50 plus years ago

On the washout front, that's standard where countries have environmental rules around not just putting it down the drain. You either have to prep a wash down bay onsite, or go back to the yard, they showed something that looked like on when the truck pulled out of the batch plant. Considering they had the pump truck directly off-road at the site building a sump onsite seems impossible, and feeding 2 truck at a time implies this was a big pour a a driver waiting to do his shutes might be slightly unappreciated

@@nimrodbegg123 No, you don't put concrete down the drain when doing a wash out that is true. On a construction site there usually a dirt pile or a hay bail square ⬛ lined with filter fabric for washing out the truck. You still have to wash your discharge shoots before leaving a site. Been there, done ✔ that. If you're empty, adding water 💧 to your drum to be agitated on the way back to the plant is the other option where there would be a clean out area 😉. Just curious on the diapers on the drums 🤔. First time seeing that.

Didn't you see the guy with the badminton racket cleaning his chute at the end of the video? Lol

@@cranksinatra7810 Hummm...🤔, no I must of missed it, but will watch it again. 😉. This is the first time I've ever seen 👀 a diaper/sock around the mixers drum.

@cranksinatra7810 That badminton racquet def do a proper job though. Just got a few lumps off. 100% water is needed on the shutes and in the drum after pouring. Never know they may dons it but just didn’t show it

You realise it’s referring to a different Portland?

@@MKRM27 - Yes. Guess I should have put an emoticon of some sort. Thought it would be funny for a Korean person.

You can't call it Portland cement unless it's made in Portland. Just like champagne.

@@drooplug "Portland" in "Portland Cement" refers to the ingredient from which it is made, either limestone or clay. The limestone version is called "caliche" while the clay version is called "portland". However, others (Wikipedia) content that the name is derived from its similarity to "Portland stone", a type of building stone quarried on the Isle of Portland in Dorset, England. In any case, it has nothing to do with the place in which the cement was manufactured.

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The computer calculates the mix based on a unique number of quality. If there is no error in the machine, the combination cannot be wrong. That's why it's better to check the machine frequently