Our company recently supplied a YHZS75 mobile concrete batching plant to a Kenyan construction firm undertaking a rural road upgrading project. This case study examines how the equipment’s mobility and efficiency addressed the unique challenges of the African construction environment.
The Kenyan client faced multiple constraints: a tight 18-month construction schedule, high concrete demand across dispersed work sites, and limited access to permanent power infrastructure. Traditional stationary plants would have required multiple installations and extensive logistics planning .
Configurations of 75m³/h mobile concrete mixing plant:
Model: YHZS75
Concrete Mixer Discharging Volume: 1500L
Concrete Mixer Charging Volume: 2400L
Concrete Mixer Motor Power: 2*30kw
Discharging Height: 4.0m
Aggregate Batching Machine Volume: 3×5m³
Cycle Period: 60s
Max. Aggregate Size: 80/60mm
Cement Silo(optional): 3×100ton
The mobile concrete batching plant’s mobility transformed the client’s project execution. Instead of trucking concrete over deteriorating roads, they now produce material directly at construction fronts. This reduced transportation costs by approximately 40% while eliminating delays from unpredictable weather and traffic conditions.
The self-contained control system with intuitive interface allowed local operators to manage production after just three days of training. The enclosed batching process minimized dust emissions, maintaining positive community relations in sensitive agricultural areas.
