Competitive small concrete mixer with pump of labour saving

1.With the concrete mixer pump two machines combined into a machine to move easily,strong、flexible maneuverability;
2. Concrete mixer and pump drive by a worker to make staff and save manual;
3. In order to the replacement of the concrete pistons, the join unit is scalable path between concrete mixer and pump.
4. Diesel or motor puts in a room, scalable activities and reduce the transport link of the horizontal dimensions;
5. The open hydraulic circuit, the system hydraulic pressure is lower, without easily damaged elements such as accumulator;
6. The hopper with a curved, the design of the transition, into rate is high with inhaling efficient;
7. Relays type integration electric system, simple and reliable;
8. Welding the wear plate and wear ring, but the restoration and use low cost;
9. Independence of the water cooling system, efficient;
10. Manual lubricating systems, reliable;
11.The diesel power is applicable to engineering comprehensive;
12.Mixer between rollers and friction pulley by the transmission, reliable not skid;
13.Mixing concrete pump Use of profiles;


The greatest advantage of mixing concrete pumpis to up efficiency.
it is six times the efficiency of mixing concrete pump than traditional mixing and concrete pump.
it is well known, concreting process is an interval cycle of course.
For example:it is usually need seven to ten days during the intervals of two floors construction.
Because we must wait until the concrete concreting last time has solidified.
After having achieved strength, we can proceed to the next step of reinforcing steel, a process template.
If you is using traditional concrete pump and mixer,
you could not do anything during the period, only stands waiting, the operating worker either rest or doing other work.
This is because the costs to move traditional concrete pump and mixer are high, and need a long time.

DASWELL MACHINERY specializes in manufacturingconcrete batching plant,concrete mixer, etc.

Our main products are as follows:

Concrete batching plant(HZS25 / HZS35 / HZS50 / HZS60 / HZS90 / HZS120 / HZS180),JS series twin shaft concrete mixer: (JS500 / JS750 / S1000 / JS1500 / JS2000 / JS3000 / JS4000,small concrete mixers,)MP series planetary concrete mixer(MP500 / MP750 / MP1000 / MP1500 / MP2000 / MP2500 / MP3000)Portable concrete mixer(JZC350 / JZM350 / JZC500 / JZM500 / JZC750 / JZM750).

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Experimental and numerical study on detection of sleeve grouting defect with impact-echo method Abstract: The impact-echo method is widely used for the non-destructive testing of concrete structures. However, the detection of sleeve grouting defects with this method remains challenging. In this study, a series of experiments were conducted to investigate the feasibility of using the impact-echo method for detecting sleeve grouting defects. A numerical model was also developed to simulate the wave propagation and reflection in the sleeve grouting system. Results show that the impact-echo method can effectively detect sleeve grouting defects with a relatively high accuracy. The numerical simulation results were consistent with the experimental results. The developed numerical model can be used to optimize the impact-echo testing parameters and assist in the interpretation of experimental data. Keywords: impact-echo method; sleeve grouting defect; non-destructive testing; numerical simulation Introduction: Sleeve grouting is widely used in the construction of concrete structures to improve the load-bearing capacity and stability of the structures. However, defects in the sleeve grouting can lead to the failure of the structure, and it is difficult and expensive to repair the defects after the structure is built. Therefore, it is important to develop effective non-destructive testing methods to detect the defects in the sleeve grouting. The impact-echo method is a widely used non-destructive testing method for concrete structures. It is based on the generation and detection of stress waves in the concrete structure using an impact source and a sensor. The method has been successfully used for the detection of various defects in concrete structures, such as cracks, voids, and delamination. However, the detection of sleeve grouting defects with the impact-echo method remains challenging. The sleeve grouting system consists of a steel sleeve, grout, and concrete. The steel sleeve has a higher acoustic impedance than the grout and concrete, which makes it difficult for stress waves to penetrate the steel sleeve and reach the grout and concrete. In addition, the grout and concrete have different material properties, which can lead to multiple reflections and scattering of stress waves. In this study, a series of experiments were conducted to investigate the feasibility of using the impact-echo method for detecting sleeve grouting defects. A numerical model was also developed to simulate the wave propagation and reflection in the sleeve grouting system. The objective of this study is to develop an effective non-destructive testing method for sleeve grouting defects, which can be used to improve the safety and reliability of concrete structures. Experimental setup: The experimental setup is shown in Figure 1. The steel sleeve was embedded in the concrete specimen with a diameter of 100 mm and a height of 200 mm. The steel sleeve had an outer diameter of 50 mm and a wall thickness of 2 mm. The grout was injected into the annular gap between the steel sleeve and the concrete specimen. The grout had a compressive strength of 50 MPa and a density of 2,300 kg/m3. An impact source and a sensor were used to generate and detect stress waves in the concrete specimen. The impact source was a steel ball with a diameter of 16 mm, which was dropped from a height of 50 mm onto the steel sleeve. The sensor was a piezoelectric transducer with a frequency response of 50 kHz to 1 MHz. The sensor was placed on the surface of the concrete specimen opposite to the impact source. Figure 1 Experimental setup Experimental results: The experimental results are shown in Figure 2. The time-domain signals and frequency-domain spectra of the stress waves were analyzed to detect the sleeve grouting defects. The experimental results show that the impact-echo method can effectively detect sleeve grouting defects with a relatively high accuracy. The amplitude and frequency of the stress waves were affected by the presence and location of the defects. Figure 2 Experimental results: (a) time-domain signals; (b) frequency-domain spectra Numerical simulation: A numerical model was developed to simulate the wave propagation and reflection in the sleeve grouting system. The model was based on the finite element method and the acoustic-structure interaction theory. The steel sleeve, grout, and concrete were modeled as three-dimensional solid elements. The impact source and sensor were modeled as point sources and receivers. The numerical simulation results were compared with the experimental results to validate the model. The numerical simulation results were consistent with the experimental results, which indicates that the developed model can be used to optimize the impact-echo testing parameters and assist in the interpretation of experimental data. Conclusion: In this study, a series of experiments were conducted to investigate the feasibility of using the impact-echo method for detecting sleeve grouting defects. A numerical model was also developed to simulate the wave propagation and reflection in the sleeve grouting system. Results show that the impact-echo method can effectively detect sleeve grouting defects with a relatively high accuracy. The numerical simulation results were consistent with the experimental results. The developed numerical model can be used to optimize the impact-echo testing parameters and assist in the interpretation of experimental data.
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