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Advantages |
Disadvantages |
| 1. |
Small Design, Easy for Relocation and Transportation |
Easy-to-use dust collectors that are less environmentally friendly |
| 2. |
comparatively low cost of operation |
Low Quality of Finished Mixture |
| 3. |
Especially Fit for Nations and Areas with Rapidly Developing Rural Transportation |
It's possible that drum mix plants aren't as flexible when it comes to mixing various asphalt mixtures in one run. |
| 4. |
The ability of asphalt drum mix plants to run constantly and provide a steady output is one of its main benefits. |
In certain instances, drum mix plants could use more energy than other kinds of asphalt plants. |
| 5. |
Due to their enormous production rates, asphalt drum mix facilities are a good choice for large-scale projects. |
Extended maintenance downtime could be problematic for time-sensitive tasks. |
| 6. |
These facilities mix asphalt consistently and uniformly, producing a high-quality final product. |
Drum mix plants can produce noise during operation, which could be problematic in sensitive or residential regions. |
| 7. |
For large projects with heavy asphalt usage, they might be cost-effective. |
Operation can generate noise, requiring mitigation measures. |
| 8. |
Drum mix plants might be more affordable initially than certain other kinds of asphalt plants, which would appeal to smaller companies. |
The warm-up period needed by asphalt drum mix facilities to attain the required operating temperature might cause a delay in production at the start of the workday. |
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For large projects with heavy asphalt usage, they might be cost-effective. |
Inability to precisely weigh and screen; lack of accurate monitoring and adjustment of the oil-stone ratio during operation |
