An Asphalt Drum Mix Plant is a type of continuous asphalt production plant used for producing hot mix asphalt (HMA), essential for road construction and maintenance. Unlike batch mix plants, drum mix plants perform drying and mixing in a single drum, providing continuous and efficient operation.
Cold Aggregate Feeder Bins
Stores different sizes of aggregates.
Controlled feeding via adjustable gates and conveyor belts.
Conveyor Belt
Transfers aggregates from bins to the drying drum.
Usually equipped with a weighing system for accuracy.
Drying & Mixing Drum
Core unit where aggregates are dried and mixed with bitumen.
Rotating cylindrical drum with burners to heat aggregates.
Continuous mixing process without interruption.
Burner Unit
Heats the aggregates in the drum.
Can use diesel, coal, natural gas, or other fuels.
Bitumen Tank
Stores and heats bitumen to the required temperature.
Bitumen is pumped into the drum for mixing.
Mineral Filler Unit
Adds fine material (like stone dust) to improve asphalt quality.
Often equipped with a screw conveyor for controlled feeding.
Dust Collection System
Ensures environmental compliance by controlling dust.
Typically includes a primary dust collector (cyclone) and secondary baghouse filter.
Control Panel / Cabin
Fully automatic or semi-automatic controls.
Allows operators to monitor and adjust plant functions.
Asphalt Storage Silo (Optional)
Stores the hot mix temporarily.
Keeps mix warm for loading into trucks.
Cold aggregates are loaded into separate feeder bins.
Aggregates pass through the conveyor to the drum.
The drum, with a burner, dries and heats the aggregates.
Heated aggregates mix with bitumen and filler in the drum.
Ready hot mix asphalt is discharged into trucks or stored.
Stationary Drum Mix Plant Fixed installation, suited for long-term projects.
Mobile Drum Mix Plant Easily transportable, ideal for remote and short-term projects.
Small: 2030 TPH (tons per hour)
Medium: 4060 TPH
Large: 90120+ TPH
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