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The construction industry is increasingly guided by environmental considerations, prompting more sustainable approaches to producing concrete and related materials. Concrete batching plants, which consume substantial energy and generate emissions such as dust, wastewater, noise, and CO₂, are central to regulatory attention worldwide. Beyond compliance, environmental policies now drive technological innovation, operational efficiency, and resource management. …

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Natural disasters occur frequently, with approximately 30,000–50,000 km of roads worldwide damaged each year due to earthquakes, floods, and typhoons, resulting in direct economic losses of tens of billions of dollars. Delays in reopening emergency routes can increase socio-economic losses by 0.5%–1% per day. In post-disaster road recovery, time is life, and speed is value—the …

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For decades, small to medium-sized construction projects have been trapped by a harsh equation: traditional concrete batching plants are too slow, too expensive, and too immobile. The global construction equipment market is booming (projected to reach $271.3B by 2032), yet efficiency gaps cost companies billions in delays and cost overruns. In the world of construction, efficiency isn’t just …

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Under the dual drivers of sustained global economic development and energy structure transformation, the mining industry is undergoing unprecedented changes. The shift from traditional resource extraction models to digital and intelligent development has become a strategic imperative for mining companies worldwide. Over the next five years, the mining sector will witness a series of profound …

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Self loading concrete mixers play an important role in modern industrial production, especially in the fields of concrete production and building construction, where their high efficiency and degree of automation significantly increase production efficiency. However, as market demands become increasingly diverse and the complexity of production tasks increases, what can be done to improve the …

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As global infrastructure upgrades accelerate and low-carbon policies gain traction, the demand for sand and aggregates is surging worldwide. At the same time, the level of automation in sand and aggregate production lines has become a key indicator of an enterprise’s modernization. Central control systems, in particular, are evolving rapidly, from mechanical push-button panels to …

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—Transformation Towards Supporting Recycled Aggregates and Green Cementitious Materials As global attention shifts toward climate action and sustainability, the construction industry faces mounting pressure to cut carbon emissions. Concrete, widely used in construction, is a major emitter due to its reliance on Portland cement and natural aggregates. In response, low-carbon concrete is emerging as a …

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As global urbanization continues to accelerate, modern construction projects are growing rapidly — and with them, construction waste has become a significant challenge for the industry’s green transformation. According to statistics, by 2025 the total amount of construction waste worldwide is expected to reach 16 billion tons, accounting for 40%–50% of all municipal construction waste …

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As the most widely used and largest-volume composite material in civil engineering, cement concrete is favored for its superior performance. However, it also exhibits significant weaknesses, such as poor homogeneity, high variability, and susceptibility to cracking—issues that are particularly prominent in mass concrete structures. Cracks not only compromise structural aesthetics and durability but also pose …

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