Fly Ash Slag And Construction Waste Recycling
Plants with an industrial waste stream that needs an outlet, turning fly ash, slag, gangue and demolition waste into blocks.
Where It Goes Wrong
- Fly ash, slag and gangue stockpiles with disposal cost and no revenue
- Demolition waste that costs money to remove from site
- Block quality that changes every time the waste stream composition shifts
- No documented output figure to put in front of an investor or a regulator
What Buyers Ask For
- A press that tolerates variable aggregate without losing block density
- Dosing and material distribution that keeps the mix consistent
- A moulding test on the actual waste material before capital is committed
- Published capacity tables that survive scrutiny in a feasibility study
The Models That Apply Here
QT4-15 Automatic Concrete Hollow Block Making Machine
Full hydraulic automatic machine producing 5000 to 7000 standard blocks per 8 hour shift from sand, fly ash, slag, gangue or construction waste.
5000-7000 standard blocks per shift
QT5-15 Automatic Paver And Block Making Machine
Medium scale automatic plant at 1200 blocks per hour, with a colour machine option for two-layer paving blocks.
1200 pcs/hour at 400 x 200 x 200
QT10-15 Full Automatic Concrete Block Production Line
Large production line with Siemens, Omron and Yuken components, 90 kN vibration and a published output table across seven block types.
3600-4800 pcs/hour at 400 x 100 x 200 hollow block
QT12-15 Full Automatic Concrete Block Production Line
Largest line in the range: twelve blocks per cycle, 102 kN vibration and 96000 standard bricks per 8 hour shift.
2880 pcs/hour at 400 x 200 x 200Typical Application Scenarios
- Fly ash and slag from a power station blended into hollow block production
- Coal gangue used as aggregate in standard solid bricks
- Crushed construction waste recycled into blocks on a demolition contract
- Industrial waste converted into paving for the site it came from
How We Supply
- Send raw aggregate to the Linyi factory for a free moulding test
- Finished block samples, test video and production parameter report returned
- Machine recommendation based on the test result rather than the catalogue
Fly Ash Slag And Construction Waste Recycling Questions
Which materials can these machines actually use?
Will block strength suffer with recycled aggregate?
Is there a machine designed specifically for waste recycling?
Talk Through A Fly Ash Slag And Construction Waste Recycling Project
Send the block sizes, the output you need and the raw material available locally. A machine shortlist with the published capacity tables comes back.