Why Ban On-Site Mortar Mixing? Dry Mix Mortar Plant - The EfficientSolution | Tongding Machinery

Описание: On-site mixed mortar refers to the process of transporting inorganic cementing materials (cement, lime paste, etc.) and aggregates (river sand, manufactured sand, etc.) separately to the construction site, and then mixing them with water in a certain proportion (for example, a volume ratio of 1:2, 1:2.5, or 1:3 for cement mortar, or 1:1:4, 1:1:6, etc.) to produce mortar for construction use. With social progress and technological development, the drawbacks of traditional on-site mixed mortar have become increasingly apparent, mainly in the following aspects: Firstly, manual measurement of materials leads to large errors, making it difficult to accurately control mortar quality; secondly, on-site mixing of mortar generates a large amount of dust and mixing noise, seriously polluting the urban environment; thirdly, the use of bagged cement for on-site mixing sometimes results in significant waste of cement bags. Paper cement bags inevitably consume a large amount of forest resources, causing environmental damage and hindering the promotion and application of bulk cement; fourthly, the on-site mixing process requires a large amount of manual labor, which not only results in high labor intensity and low production efficiency, but also creates harsh working conditions, posing a great threat to workers' health and hindering civilized construction and the protection of workers' health. Prohibiting on-site mixing of cement mortar will greatly reduce urban dust and noise pollution and improve the atmospheric environment. With social development, people's requirements for mortar performance are becoming higher and higher, and the traditional on-site mortar mixing method is no longer suitable for the needs of social development.
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