Ammann CBS 105 Elba concrete mixing plant heads to the Hauts-de-France region
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Ammann CBS 105 Elba concrete mixing plant heads to the Hauts-de-France region

Ammann CBS 105 Elba concrete mixing plant heads to the Hauts-de-France region

GTP is an independent family company owned and managed by the Pruvo brothers at Cauchy-à-la-Tour near Béthune in the Hauts-de-France region. Housed in a former brickworks, the firm specialises in recycling various materials with a particular focus on road residues. With the aim of diversifying its activities, GTP turned its attention to an Ammann ready-mixed concrete plant and the production of treated gravel in order to satisfy local demand and also to meet its own production requirements.

The performance specifications were clear. The two entrepreneurs wanted a high-quality stationary plant with capacity for expansion; it had to offer a variety of technical options as well as short delivery periods.

Following an invitation to tender, GTP narrowed its choice down to Ammann’s concrete mixing plants, which now enjoy an excellent reputation worldwide. The CBS 105 Elba plant was selected on account of its modular concept which allows adaptation of its components. Mr Arnaud Pruvo, President of GTP, comments: “We chose Ammann because their sales department is so responsive and their after-sales service is of such high quality. Amman knew how to listen to our requirements.”

Ammann CBS 105 Elba concrete mixing plant heads to the Hauts-de-France region

Designed to ensure production of standard concrete at 105 m3/h, mixed in 30 seconds, this plant is currently equipped with four 80m3 aggregate storage silos. In order to expand the installation, the siting study envisages an additional aggregate silo in the near future to provide 100m3 in total, as well as a fourth 60-tonne binder silo. These aggregates are transferred to the horizontal-shaft mixer (volume: 2m3) via a skip. The mixing scaffolding is entirely galvanised to provide high-grade protection against corrosion. Very little maintenance work is required for the plant and in particular the mixer: its trough shielding is fitted without screws, so servicing work is kept to the minimum.

The Ammann as1 automatic control system provides production support and follow-through. “The as1 is an effective cornerstone of our efforts to ensure quality. This technology collects and processes data and key indicators that enable us to offer our customers reliable production while optimising consumption of raw materials and energy. For individual customers and multinationals alike, our plant is ready to provide a vast number of formulas for all types of use, ranging from standard concrete to technical concrete varieties and the new decorative concretes,” Arnaud Pruvo notes in conclusion.

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