A Mobile Asphalt Plant is a flexible, compact, and transportable version of a traditional asphalt mixing plant. It is designed for easy relocation, making it ideal for remote or short-duration road construction projects. It combines all essential components of asphalt production into a mobile unit or trailer-mounted modules.
Stores and feeds aggregates of various sizes.
Equipped with conveyor belts and adjustable gates.
Dries and heats aggregates.
Integrated with the mixing section in most mobile plants (drum mix type).
Provides heat to the drying drum.
Uses fuels like diesel, natural gas, or coal.
Mixes hot aggregates with bitumen and filler.
Located in the same drum (for drum mix plants) or separate (for mobile batch plants).
Stores and heats bitumen.
Includes a pump to transfer bitumen to the mixing drum.
Stores mineral fillers like stone dust.
Feeds them into the drum for improved asphalt strength.
Prevents dust pollution.
Usually includes a primary dust collector and secondary baghouse filter or wet scrubber.
Centralized control of the plant.
Fully or semi-automatic systems with digital displays.
Supplies fuel to the burner.
Mounted on a skid or trailer for easy transport.
All major components are mounted on wheels or skids.
Designed for quick setup and transport.
Continuous production.
Mixing and drying in the same drum.
Faster, compact, ideal for small/medium projects.
Aggregates are fed into cold bins.
Conveyed to the drying drum and heated.
Bitumen and filler added to the hot aggregates.
Final asphalt mix is discharged into tippers or stored in a silo.
Mix is transported to the road site for laying.
Mini Plants: 2030 TPH
Medium Plants: 4060 TPH
Large Mobile Plants: 80120+ TPH
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