Sand Making Machine Can Protect the Ecological Environment

Construction waste used as a source of raw materials for artificial sand can produce higher economic value; the abandoned buildings of concrete and brick waste production of coarse and fine aggregate can be used in the production of the corresponding strength grade concrete, mortar or preparation, such as masonry, wallboard, floor tiles and other building materials products; waste tiles can be used for the production of recycled bricks, blocks, wall panels, floor tiles and other building materials products, with construction waste reduction, recycling, conservation of natural resources, protection of the ecological environment and other advantages .The sand making equipment is used in the production of sand and gravel aggregate, it also can be widely used in the construction industry, road and railway building, in the current infrastructure boom can quickly gain huge economic gains, and it has been recognized by many domestic gravel material production investors. There are many sources used to be raw materials for artificial sand industry, most of which use of natural stone, such as river gravel, limestone, characterized by low investment, easy raw materials and large reserves. There are still some tailings resources, mainly the main minerals stripped of surrounding rock, low-grade rocks and discarded in the process waste in the mining and processing of metal ores, non-metallic minerals, such a model artificial sand production with environmental protection, high resource utilization advantages. There is also construction waste artificial sand, which is more and more concerned by the relevant departments in recent years and rapidly developed.Henan Fote sand making equipment can be well applied to the integrated treatment of construction waste, abandoned buildings of concrete and brick waste to produce the artificial sand of different particle size, the finished product is completely in line with national artificial sand standard, re-use of infrastructure projects...