HZS90 Batching Plant and Precast Slab Production in Jalal-Abad

This project in Jalal-Abad, Kyrgyzstan, shows an HZS90 stationary wet-mix concrete batching plant serving a precast slab production yard. The page states a theoretical capacity of up to 90 m³/h; actual output depends on the mix, aggregate moisture, cycle time and internal logistics.

The photographs confirm a four-compartment aggregate unit, horizontal collecting belt, inclined belt conveyor, enclosed mixing tower, one cement silo and screw feeding. The exact mixer nameplate and weighing-system parameters cannot be verified from the images, so they are not published as project specifications.

A loader supplies the separate aggregate bins, and the weighed fractions travel by belt to the mixing tower. Cement is fed from the silo by screw conveyor, while water and admixtures enter through their respective dosing circuits. Mixed concrete is collected by site transport at the discharge point and sent to the slab moulds according to the casting plan.

The precast area includes long-bed moulds and gantry cranes, bringing concrete production and precast-element forming together at one production base. A stationary line requires coordinated foundation loads, drainage, power and water connections, loader access, truck-mixer routes and crane paths.

The site photographs document the assembled plant, aggregate-filled bins, a truck mixer at the discharge area and the precast slab equipment. No acceptance-test record, verified daily output or concrete-quality report is available; 90 m³/h is therefore stated as the theoretical capacity of the HZS90 class, not as guaranteed site performance.