How Mobile Crushing Plants Work with WD Scepaniak
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- On this stop of the 2023 BuildWitt Roadshow, we visited W.D. Scepaniak to see their mobile aggregate plants. Plants like these supply the crushed rock needed for roads, buildings, and landscaping.
This plant is "mobile," meaning every piece of equipment can be quickly loaded and transported wherever it needs to go. The flexibility means they can mobilize for only weeks or months to specific locations not needing permanent crushing operations.
Despite their compact nature, plants like these can produce 5,000+ tons per day. The closer they can get the plant to the material, the more efficient it all is!
For more info on W.D. Scepaniak:
www.wdscepania...
Fantastic, I've never seen such a sofisticated, neat rock screening process before 👍🏻
Keep up on showing excellent videos, Aaron.
Marble
This whole channel is fantastic. Thanks for good content.
thanks for watching
That would make great concrete
All kidding a side. The World is running out of sand, check it out. Its no joke.
There’s a whole ocean full of it
@@PacoTheCuban not true... The sand use for building and manufacturing is in low supply.. use 5 minutes to find out...
Surprised that you didn’t mention the source of aggregate . . . glacial deposits from the last ice age.
so cool! i live 10 minutes away from holdingford! i watch all your videos, awesome that one is close to home!
Apparently dust control doesn't matter lol
Thanks for the video
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Thanks for the Awsome content look forward for more!
Very clever and efficient process !
That’s alot of rock!
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You gotta try and come to Freeport-McMoRan in Safford Arizona !!
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Its easy to do 5000 tons on what is mostly sand, try all rock in the same setup.
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Sounds like you know much more than A-Aron
@@WorkingOnRocksGee , I'm a retired heavy equipment operator who ran portable crushing units. So yea ... I know more.
@@jimbeam2705way to get all high and mighty, eh? Aaron's just trying to show a video of a couple crushing spreads and you gotta make it a competition.
@@thatmnguy6099 not hard to know more than these numpties. Basically the HR and marketing department.
Aaron has covered road crushing, excavators, this aggregate process, rollers, crete plants, and haul trucks. What aaron hasn't covered is why it takes 10 years for i--35 to get completed even though you can go to any country in the world any city in the world, and get aggregate delivered, get crete delivered, and get road crushed.
The Reason you ask? Easy answer: Government Regulations and Approval process, Radical Environmental Groups, Trial Lawyers and the Radical Courts!
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You should check out the tilcon quarry in North Branford Ct.
looking good John.
Bless you
Good stuff I run some similar
At every crushing plant they have a skid steer he says I wish we had one 😂 we put old conveyer belt sections under are tail pullys and sections where stuff builds up and pull the stuff out like that with a chain and a loader
We couldn’t go without ours. We have a home made rake on ours. Alot of our setup is old so they leak Alot of sand. Especially the terex crusher. We put a piece of sheet steel with rollers under it, old conveyor sections to seal the sides, and a chain to pull it out. Problem is if the skid steer ever goes down it’s far too heavy to move by hand. I like seeing how other companies do things. In this case the spoon wouldn’t help us because of the weird angles and tight spaces
colour seems washed out on this video
That’s just the Midwest aesthetic
If ur only doing sand little rock in it should be way over 5000 a day .also why not use a rake on the akid does way better job imm
5000 of base, 5000 of sand per day. 10,000 total
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