A limited construction season leaves little room for delays. For a road improvement project in Andijan, Uzbekistan, the customer needed a reliable asphalt supply from a 120 TPH stationary asphalt mixing plant. However, the site still required preparation, and the local workforce needed training before operating the equipment. The customer therefore had more to consider than production capacity. Installation planning, technical guidance and operator readiness were also important to the purchasing decision. During the pre-order discussions, AIMIX addressed these practical concerns alongside the equipment requirements. By discussing the plant and the support needed to prepare it for operation, AIMIX helped the customer assess the investment with greater clarity.
The customer planned to use the ALQ-120 asphalt batching plant for local road improvement and expansion. A rated capacity of 120 tonnes per hour matched the project’s stated production requirement, making the plant a key part of the customer’s equipment planning. But selecting a suitable asphalt plant was only the first step. With the construction season approaching, the customer also had to consider the work required before production could begin. Foundation preparation, utility connections and operator training all needed attention. The customer therefore evaluated the supplier’s ability to discuss these practical requirements, not just the asphalt plant’s technical specifications.
The customer needed a stationary asphalt batch plant with a rated capacity of 120 TPH to support the planned road improvement and expansion work.
The site and workforce were not fully ready. Installation coordination and operator preparation therefore became important considerations alongside equipment capacity.
The customer needed confidence in two areas: whether the asphalt mix plant matched the production requirement and whether the supplier could help address the practical challenges involved in preparing for operation.
During the purchasing process, the customer faced three main concerns. Each involved a practical aspect of project implementation, and each required a clear discussion before the order could move forward.
Foundation and site preparation, along with water and electricity connections, were not yet fully ready. The customer needed to understand how these tasks should be coordinated with equipment installation.
The local workforce had limited experience with asphalt mixing equipment. The customer needed a training arrangement to help workers become familiar with the plant and its operating procedures.
Language differences and project coordination added another consideration. The customer wanted to understand how technical questions and project requirements could be discussed with the supplier.
These concerns called for more than a standard equipment quotation. The customer needed to understand the technical support and communication arrangements behind the purchase. AIMIX addressed these points during the pre-order discussions.
The ALQ-120 asphalt mixing plant met the project’s 120 TPH rated-capacity requirement. However, capacity alone did not resolve the customer’s concerns about site readiness, operator experience and technical communication. AIMIX’s ability to discuss these issues alongside equipment selection helped address the broader requirements behind the investment.
The ALQ-120 offered the 120 TPH rated capacity specified for the project.
Engineering guidance was arranged to address installation planning and site readiness.
Operator training was included to help prepare the local team for plant operation.
AIMIX’s branch office and local employees offered an additional contact channel in Uzbekistan.
What helped build the customer’s confidence was the way AIMIX connected equipment selection with project preparation. The discussions covered not only what the customer would purchase, but also the installation guidance, training and communication arrangements relevant to putting the plant into use. This gave the customer a more complete basis for choosing AIMIX as the supplier.
The ALQ-120 stationary asphalt mixing plant was successfully put into production in Andijan to support the customer’s local road improvement and expansion work. The project moved from equipment selection to production, with installation guidance and operator training included in the support arrangements.
The project illustrates why equipment capability and implementation support both matter when purchasing a hot mix asphalt plant. For contractors working within a limited construction season, discussing site preparation, operator training and technical coordination early can help clarify what is needed before production begins.
The table below summarizes the key specifications of the ALQ-120 asphalt batch plant configuration supplied for the Andijan project. Buyers should confirm the final configuration, fuel requirements and site utilities with AIMIX’s technical team before ordering.
| Equipment Model | ALQ-120 |
|---|---|
| Rated Capacity | 120 t/h |
| Cold Aggregate Hoppers | 5 × 7.5 m³ |
| Dryer Size | φ1.8 m × 8 m |
| Fuel Consumption | 150–1,000 kg/h |
| Vibrating Screen | 5 layers |
| Mixer Capacity | 1,500 kg |
| Mixing Cycle | 45 seconds |
| Filter Area | 550 m² |
| Asphalt Mixing Temperature | 140–180°C |
| Total Power | 380 kW |
Technical note: Rated capacity is a reference value, not a guarantee of actual output under every operating condition. Actual production and fuel consumption depend on factors such as aggregate moisture, material properties, mix design, fuel type and operating conditions. Confirm the final configuration and utility requirements against the project-specific technical documentation.
For buyers planning road construction or rehabilitation, the Andijan project highlights several points to address before ordering an asphalt plant. The required output should match the planned work, while site preparation, utility connections and operator readiness should be included in the project plan. AIMIX has a branch office and local employees in Uzbekistan, providing an additional contact channel for project discussions. The suitable equipment configuration and support arrangements will depend on each project’s production requirements, site conditions and installation plan.
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