Urban Construction Waste - Broken Bricks Demolition Waste Recycling

Urban construction waste - broken bricks demolition waste recycling

Mixed concrete in the production process will produce some waste concrete, concrete Once these waste solidification, will cause damage to the environment, according to statistics, the actual production process waste concrete concrete arising from accounting for about 1% of the total production -2.5%, so that each concrete mixing station almost always took a lot of processing costs, causing great economic losses and environmental pollution. In order to meet the market development and demand, combined with our years of experience in the production of complete sets of aggregate processing equipment, the development of a whole new generation, truly zero emissions (adding optional accessories) of waste concrete recycling system-CRP series of concrete recycling .

CRP series of concrete recycling has the following characteristics:

1) Simple structure, compact, and easy maintenance;

2) can be continuously recycled aggregates;

3) elimination of pollution on the environment of concrete. Recycled aggregates can be reused to improve the economic efficiency of enterprises concrete production.

Currently, most of the concrete mixing station is no better residual concrete recycling systems, mostly using the original sedimentation tank to achieve solid-liquid separation can be achieved though a part of wastewater recycling, but this simple approach does not completely solve the concrete aggregate and cement recycling problems. According to experts, road, construction waste clay brick manufactured goods is the best alternative. These new construction waste products, but also has a light weight, high strength advantage, in addition, a new type of construction waste products as well as good insulation properties, rich color, shape regular, quick construction, environmental protection, energy conservation, fire and sound insulation characteristics. These products are environmentally friendly recycled...