Pri Principle of hot concrete production using low-pressure steam
The use of low-pressure steam for concrete production is used first and foremost to defrost the plant and enable it to produce.
The steam is used to heat aggregates and/or water to obtain hot concrete at an optimum temperature for better setting and strength, especially when temperatures are low in winter.
A minimum concrete temperature of 15°C may be imposed in the specifications for engineering structures.
Principle of aggregate reheating: this is used to thaw aggregates in receiving hoppers, above helmets or in storage areas, and to enable the concrete plant to operate at temperatures as low as -40°C.
Steam is supplied by :
Low-pressure steam is also used to produce hot water, an essential element for better results in hot concrete production. Quality hot concrete is obtained with:
This system optimizes the heat transfer between the aggregates and the mixing water. The result is concrete with a temperature above 15°C, whatever the outside temperature. SIMOX hot water production units are easy to use thanks to their mobility. A heavy-duty system for everyday use.

Why use low-pressure steam to produce hot concrete?
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In conclusion
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