Concrete plants are facilities where the concrete used in the construction industry is produced in large quantities and the preparation process is carried out. Concrete plants ensure that concrete used in different types of building projects is supplied in the required quantities, quality and time. These facilities produce and deliver concrete by mixing various components.

The main components of concrete batching plants are:

Stock Areas: These are areas where raw materials such as aggregate (sand, gravel, stone) and cement are stored. These materials are stocked for use in the concrete production process.

Dosing and Weighing Systems: These are systems used to measure and mix aggregate, cement, water and, when necessary, additives in the correct proportions. These systems are important to ensure the quality and homogeneity of the concrete mixture.

Mixers: These are the units where the materials are mixed. Mixers ensure the formation of concrete by mixing aggregate, cement, water and additives homogeneously.

Control Room: It is the unit that monitors and controls the concrete production process. Operators use information and systems in the control room to control the quality of concrete, mix proportions and the production process.

Feeding and Transport Systems: These are systems used for transportation and storage of mixed concrete. These systems transfer the concrete to trucks or pouring lines and move it to the right location according to the requirements of the project.

Additive Tanks and Dosing Systems: These are systems used to add special additives to the concrete mixture. Admixtures are used to enhance or improve certain properties of concrete.

Concrete batching plants are widely used in large construction projects and infrastructure works. Ensuring that high-quality concrete is produced in large quantities and continuously ensures that projects are completed on time and quality standards are met. Additionally, concrete batching plants are equipped with modern filtration and recycling technologies to reduce environmental impacts.