My compliments to the video footage on this video , it was excellent and nothing short of amazing . Who ever did this was a pro and knew what they were looking for .

Excellent video. Great angles. Really shows the entire operation. Makes me appreciate this industry even more. Thanks Brenden.

fantastic video, thankyou for sharing it.

Well that is recycling with all the meaning!! Awesome!!

Nice video...kept my interest. Sandvik, a global company that is well positioned and makes tons of money.

The asmr in this video.. oh my god. I enjoyed every second of it.

Great job be machine and men I really like it. From U.K.

Great seeing other companies do the samething we do at my company. Gotta say you do a great job recording. Would never guess it was recorded on a phone.

That’s a great setup! Wished I had this.

Excellent upload. Full watched and have a wonderful day...

Thanks for sharing... this is really cool to watch.

This is really just a reasonable sized mobile plant in use because it's probably close to the source concrete and to the buyer. There are permanent crusher operations that make this look like a toy. I have no idea on how to find it now but there was a video of one operation that was virtually automatic apart from trucks feeding the plant and buyers trucking away the finished product. Trucks would dump directly into a hopper that fed the crushing process and at the end of the line there were massive silos for want of a better name filled with the various grades of material that loaded directly into their customers trucks.

Nice editing, nice video!

That stuff makes great road gravel

cute little fancy working machine.thanks for the video

nice setup, and filming

Wonderful to see stone being recycled..

Impressive operation. Is the stone being used as road makeup / subbase material?

Expensive set up I bet does a great job.

From rough to smooth, this technology is very sophisticated

Operação bem feita

woow pretty cool equipments , like to have a small one like for myself..lol

I've seen this process done with a single machine. It had three exit conveyors for three sizes of gravel. The operators told me that the gravel was already contracted and would probably be new roadbed or poured into new concrete within a week. Pretty cool.

Best video by far....👍

fantastic

Great . Complete processing.

Well thought out!!!!!

Looks good

Material looks pretty good! Hope the magnet is working good, we stopped using recycled concrete because the guys must’ve been running it too fast and rebar and reinforcing wire was ending up in the material and in my truck tires! Two flat tires with wire and Rebar sticking out of them in one day! I was done with that shit!!😎

Truly impressive; curious about the durability and maintenance schedule required after a couple of years of operations. Like, frequency of main bearing replacements for the jaw crusher unit? That often seems to be a key point of wear in these devices. A really well appreciated and most likely profitable favor to the demolition industry would be to invent a rock and concrete crushing system that was more appropriately scaled and costed to job-site operations; the size where the throughput needed from the crushing system is not measured in multiple tons per hour; more like 1/2 to 1 ton per hour. Instead of having to pay for hauling castoff rock & concrete to commercial operations, contractors could process the material into forms useful on the jobsite, or possible to be sold to other parties. This would also cut down on them simply calling up people to dump the material "anywhere we can't see it", which in many locales has been and still is a growing problem. Not only would this open up new sales/leasing/rental business for the machinery, but would have immediate impact with environmental concerns over the swiftly growing number and volumes of illegal construction materials dumpsites.

Nice

This is awesome

Impressive!

Very interesting

Great

big ups to the guy sticking his hand in the intake shaft with the boulders

Amazing

Çà oui c'est vraiment utile !

Would've liked to have seen how the rebar is removed... Where's this at, and can it be used again in new concrete...

to all who ask about the profit. the answer is in the recycle. Contractors and builders, city work and even homeowners pay high prices to get rid of old concrete about 100 dollars per yard.

Good job

Hey pretty slick

Now this is a sandbox.

Seems like it does a pretty good job of a filtering all that dirt out

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I'd like to see a video showing actual examples of where each size gets used.

excavator operator has the coolest job! where can I send my resume?!?! lol

I like that class

Production of clasts of different grain sizes. Neither less nor a river quarry, which produces from sand to breccia to gravel Are the product costs competitive?

Were both crushers jaw type, or was secondary crusher an impact one? I haven't seen so much Deere construction equipment in one place in quite some time.

Mesmerizing!

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Noticed a person working at one of the crushers without ear protection or hard hat. He may have ear plugs in and I just can't see them. Must be loud though, I wonder what the noise and vibration level is to the surrounding area as well as working there...

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I really enjoyed the video, but I’d like a commentary on the make and capacity of the machines used. I’d call them trimmers, but I don’t know what you call them. I’m intrigued why there is no washing, the structural strength of washed aggregate in concrete versus unwashed of same density and size is significant

How thick are those crusher plates

Longer yes but thanks for sharing

ЧЁТКАЯ ПЕРЕРАБОТКА!!!

Hows it work collecting gold ?

Brendan, any idea how far away the noise from this operation is audible??

Brendan, I was creating a safety video focused in on cement burn and silicosis that may also tie into the Bible. I was wondering if I could use any portions of this footage to illustrate to the audience what recycled concrete is?

I once remember there is a mathematical function of that dump cone profile. Could not remember that. Anyway, can you use that recycled agggregate (not dirt as one of the idiot put) for structural concrete or do you just use it as Aggreagate base for road construction? And what is the cost ratio of virgin aggregate from quarry to the recycled aggregate, including lojistics cost?

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I hope it is economical.

Whats the yardage and can it deal with 4000+psi concrete?

Wow, pretty awesome, how can you make any money with all that equipment and personnel to pay?

How do you manage rebar?

Where it’s located

That yard appears to have the organizational skills of a barnyard chicken!

Why all the dirt mixed in when the loader adds it in a big pile?

It should be rinse before adding to crushers to avoid soil contamination. Recycling be worth re recyling.

Is it feasible for business purpose

need a lanyard around that crusher chute. 1:26

It's crushing up those blocks as if they were glass.

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Looks like you need to change the hammers on your rotary crusher.

대단하다.대형골재장인가?

Jaw crusher didn't use the gridder so out put products dirty.although it's good mobile jaw crusher plant .

What is the middle machine doing?

why is there no rebar in that concrete

What is the mesh size of finished product?How will it be use

....almost ...almost overkill LOL

good to see these machines around now to reuse what we used to bury

Wow. I'm really proud to have this in the UK. But just can't help think that the Germans are way ahead of us with what they have going on?

What may be approx investment need for total setup

Well, makes you wonder why the gold mining shows in Alaska don't use this machine. No rocks jamming up, no belts getting torn, no shakers breaking springs.

How did they get rid of the rebar?

Better if it was longer time wise like 45 minutes

Explain next time

Construction Waste recycling?

That’s quiet a operation. Where is the dust, dirt going to be used at.

How is the rebar remove.

looks a little dangerous to be standing right next to the crusher

where is this process happening?

What happens to the rebar?

Last step is turnin' it into powder for the best result but at least this is happenin'

About how much for a set up like this ?

It’s very informative I didn’t know it took that much to break concrete down to its component parts. Might want to give us a little information at each operation to tell us what’s going on. Also may be slow the cats down between each seen a little abrupt by

For what you are using recycled concrete ?

What's that about 2 million dollars worth of equipment to make ... maybe 10k of road base aggregate? I wonder what when the break even point is? transporting this stuff to a demolition site or transporting materials from a demolition site to a yard like this would be very expensive. Seems this would have to be subsidized in some way or relocated to a war zone / earthquake / hurricane zone.