A method to control a mixer includes an input to a control and command unit including a plurality of input data correlated to a formulation of a mix, a detection step to detect the values of an electric quantity characteristic of the electric power line of a drive unit in the mixer, a processing step where data is processed to calculate the overall active power, and to carry out verifications, comparing the data processed with one or more of the respective data introduced among the input data, in order to transmit to a controller that commands the mixer, a consent signal to discharge the mix or an anomaly signal.

A bulk storage plant for providing cement mixtures oil well construction is disclosed. The bulk storage plant includes bulk storage sources, an additive station, a weigh batcher, and a tumble blender. The bulk storage sources are adapted to contain cement ingredients. The additive station is adapted to provide an additive for adjusting cement properties. The weigh batcher is connected to the bulk storage silos and the additive station. The weigh batcher is adapted to receive the cement ingredients from the bulk storage sources and the additive from the additive station. The tumble blender is connected to the weigh batcher and is adapted to receive the cement ingredients and the additive from the weigh batcher. The tumble blender is adapted to blend the ingredients and provide the blended ingredients to one of a temporary storage silo and a storage vessel for transport to the oil well site.

Provided is an efficient and energy-saving building slurry stirring device. The device includes a grouting assembly, which includes a base, a storage tank, a discharge pipe, a grouting pump and a control box. The storage tank is arranged at the top of the base, the discharge pipe is located at one side of the storage tank, the grouting pump is arranged on the discharge pipe, and the control box is fixed to the top of the base. When the fluidity of a grouting material in the storage tank is reduced due to solidification, the stirring assembly can stir the grouting material in the storage tank. Then, the stirring assembly stops stirring the grouting material to save energy. After the grouting is completed, an inner wall of the storage tank can be cleaned by the stirring assembly.

A pretreatment mixing and stirring device includes a cylindrical housing having a top plate, a bottom plate arranged to oppose to the top plate, a side plate arranged between the top plate and the bottom plate, and a mixing and stirring region where a calcined gypsum and an additive are mixed and stirred in an interior surrounded by the top plate, the bottom plate, and the side plate, a disk-shaped rotating plate arranged inside the housing, a rotating drive shaft, penetrating the top or bottom plate, and coupled to the rotating plate, a calcined gypsum supply port, arranged in the top plate, and supplying the calcined gypsum to the mixing and stirring region, and an additive supply port, arranged in at least one of the top and side plates, and supplying the additive to the mixing and stirring region.

A construction site mixing machine for mixing mixing materials contains a mixing container for a mixing material, a mixing tool displacement device, by which a mixing tool is displaceable between a mixing tool use position and a mixing tool non-use position. The mixing tool displacement device has a telescoping device or is formed by such a telescoping device. The mixing tool is displaceable by the telescoping device between the mixing tool use position and the mixing tool non-use position. According to an alternative concept, a control unit is configured to drive the mixing container by the mixing container drive unit in the opposite direction to the mixing tool which is drivable in rotation by the mixing tool drive unit and/or that the control unit has a timer function by which the operating time of the mixing tool drive unit and/or the mixing container drive unit is settable.

A mobile volumetric concrete mixing system includes a suction system that vacuums up trench spoils while a trench is being cut. These trench spoils are then screened on-site for particle size to be reused and mixed with water, cement, and/or other admixtures at an auger mixer to form a backfill mixture. This backfill mixture may then be loaded into a hopper that continuously agitates the mixture so that the mixture does not harden before pouring. The agitating hopper is coupled to a discharge chute of the auger mixer and includes one or more augers disposed at various orientations that the backfill mixture is channeled through. From the agitating hopper, the backfill mixture is channeled to an applicator that moves along the trench and that enables the mixture to be quickly poured into the trench with little clean-up required.

A containerized concrete batch plant is disclosed, comprising a container configured to contain a concrete batch plant to permit the transportation of the concrete batch plant. The concrete batch plant comprising one or more aggregate storage silos to receive a plurality of concrete elements. The one or more aggregate storage silos pour the concrete elements onto a conveyor based on quantity determination by a computer via a deductive scale. The conveyor transfers the concrete elements to a two-shaft mixer. An auger-fed hopper has an auger that is directly exposed to the contents inside the two-shaft mixer and transfers the contents inside the two-shaft mixer into the auger-fed hopper. A concrete pump has access to the auger-fed hopper and pumps the concrete inside the auger-fed hopper into a concrete output hose with a concrete output opening. A knuckle crane and/or hydraulic arms holds supersacks above the aggregate storage silos and the two-shaft mixer.

Asphalt mixing plant, comprising a mixing drum and a temperature monitoring system, the temperature monitoring system comprising a temperature sensor configured for contactless measurement of a material temperature of an asphalt mix to obtain at least a first temperature value for at least a first point of time, where the temperature sensor is arranged at an area of an output of the mixing drum or at a discharge chute of the mixing drum; and an operation and monitoring unit and a remote server; whereby the operation and monitoring unit is configured to wirelessly transmit the at least first temperature value to the remote server via a wireless communication interface unit.

Described herein are novel construction materials and construction material compositions, processes, and equipment for manufacturing press-formed biocement and bioconcrete products and construction materials. In some embodiments, the methods include combining aggregate particles with a first measured dose of at least one biological organism or enzyme and a first measured dose of cementation reagents in a first mixer, mixing the contents of the first mixer and reacting the first measured dose of the cementation reagents in the presence of the first measured dose of the at least one biological organism or enzyme to form a biocement which binds to the surfaces of the aggregate particles, thereby increasing the size of the particles to yield a biocement coated aggregate.

A containerized concrete batch plant is provided. The concrete batch plant includes a container configured to contain a concrete batch plant to permit transportation of the concrete batch plant. The container includes opposed ends and structural support members extending along each edge of the container to a top of the container to support a plurality of panels to enclose the container. The batch plant further includes one or more storage silos to receive a plurality of concrete elements. In addition, the batch plant includes a mixer to receive the plurality of concrete elements. The mixer mixes the plurality of concrete elements to provide concrete. The batch plant also includes a hopper to receive the concrete from the mixer. Furthermore, the batch plant includes a concrete pump to pump the concrete out of the hopper.