Loading and delivery of concrete mixing plant

Loading and delivery of concrete from a mixing plant typically involves the following steps: Loading: The concrete is mixed at a batching plant using cement, water, and aggregates (such as sand, gravel, or crushed stone). The mixer truck is then loaded with the concrete mixture at the plant. Transportation: The loaded mixer truck then transports the concrete mixture to the construction site. The time it takes to transport the concrete mixture will depend on the distance between the batching plant and the construction site. Delivery: Once the mixer truck arrives at the construction site, the concrete is discharged from the mixer truck using a chute or conveyor belt. The concrete is then placed in the desired location, such as a foundation, floor, or wall. It's important to note that concrete has a limited time for transportation and delivery, known as its "slump life." This is the time between when the concrete is mixed at the batching plant and when it is placed at the construction site. The slump life will depend on the type of concrete mixture and the weather conditions, among other factors. It's essential to ensure that the concrete is delivered and placed within its slump life to ensure that it retains its desired properties and strength.