What is a crushed aggregate?
crushed aggregate, also known as a rock aggregate, concerns the crushed stone product produced in quarries. In areas where natural deposits with sand and gravel are insufficient to master local demand, larger stones are processed in the impact crushed to create a crushed rock aggregate. Larger production costs associated with mining and processing of stones to create a crushed aggregate mean that the cost of this material is often significantly higher than comparable natural products. The fine crushed aggregate is divided into smaller pieces than a rough crushed aggregate. When browsing through a separator or aggregated pad, a rough crushed unit passes through a 3 -inch (7.62 cm) network, but does not pass through network 4. The fine crushed aggregate passes through the net no. For example, although larger, rough crushed aggregates are more economical, this type of AGREGAta may pose problems when used in concrete forms for upright structures. For comparison, a fine unit is suitable for use in concrete, but it would not be a recommended choice for creating a road bed or driveway.
The stone and aggregate industry creates a crushed aggregate using a lengthy process. The stone must be mined in the quarry and then transported to the rock crusher, which begins the process of crushing larger stones to better managed pieces. When the stones leave the rocks, they are sent to a rock conveyor for transport to the crushed impact, where they will be further divided.
After processing in a shredder crushed, the aggregate is proven for dimensioning. This processy can be processed in the screen shaker or during the washing process in an aggregated pad. If the unit is crushed sufficiently, it is transported to the storage space. If the stone is not crushed to the desired size and type, forCES is repeated or the stone is transferred to another device for further processing.
The creation of a crushed aggregate is connected with so many machines, time and work that it can become a very expensive product. Despite the cost, aggregated products are the main part of the concrete construction. In most cases, the crushed aggregate is used locally to prevent other costs that occur during the transport of material.