Capabilities
Each step from bulk bag to finished batch: what we supply, where it has been used, and where our scope ends.
Step by step
Bulk bag unloading: hoist, enclosed bag chamber, bag massaging, back-mounted dust collector, anti-bridging buffer hopper.
Built for: fly ash in bulk bags; sodium bicarbonate
Twin-shaft shredders for bulky material, built in our workshop. Roll and hammer crushers for caked lumps and rejects.
Built for: caked fly ash from bulk bags; off-spec stabilized blocks and large slag
Screw conveyors, bucket elevators, discharge belt conveyors.
Built for: fly ash and cement between silos, scales and mixers
Weigh hoppers for ash and cement, liquid scales for reagent and water, variable-speed weighing screws. Batched to a recipe.
Built for: fly ash, chelating agent, water and cement
Twin-shaft mixers, 60–3000 L, with wear-resistant paddles and liners, a corrosion-protected shell and sealed shaft ends. Planetary and tilting intensive mixers as part of a line.
Built for: fly ash and hazardous-waste stabilization
Extraction where dust starts: the bag chamber, weigh hoppers, the mixer inlet. Bag filters with offline cleaning by compartment.
Built for: point extraction on the steps above
Controls throughout: PLC and touch screen with recipes, alarms and history; DCS connection available.
From our drawing office
General-arrangement drawings from our design office, redrawn for the web. Silos, steel, conveyor routes and dust collection are laid out around each customer’s material, rate and building.
Shanxi, China · drawing and a rendering made from it
32.4 × 18.1 m · 17.7 m high
Three powder silos, bag unloading and a waste storage hopper, a crusher, a long belt up to the mixing tower, a bucket elevator and one central dust collector.
Guangdong, China · drawing
16.3 × 16.4 m · 11.8 m high
Three silos beside the tower, a multi-station bag unloader, and a bucket elevator lifting from a 3 m pit.
Guangxi, China · drawing
28.2 m high
The silo sits on a four-level tower. Two-stage crushing for secondary chelation, bulk loading and bagging, and a control room.
Qinghai, China · drawing
11.7 × 6.2 m · 19.5 m high
A 50 m³ silo on the tower, a tall bucket elevator, a separate reagent skid, and bagging with a bulk-bag trolley.
Heilongjiang, China · drawing
8.9 × 7.0 m · 18.0 m high
A 20 m³ silo over four levels on a 3.5 m square frame, a reagent skid beside it, and a bulk loader underneath.
Complete sections
From compact stations built around a 150 L mixer for a ton or two a day, up to lines of several tonnes an hour. Also retrofits: a new line under an existing ash silo.
See a retrofit caseThe same mixer handles general hazardous waste, and fly ash on its own.
The front end for a fly ash washing plant: turning bulk-bag ash into a steady slurry feed. The washing and salt-evaporation plant itself is outside our scope.
Limits