Dry Mix Plant

A dry mortar plant basically consists of a system of silos for the collection of raw materials (aggregates, cement, lime, additives etc.) which are dosed and carried to a mixer, where it finally gets the exact composition of the required mortar.Wet soil mixing involves the mixing of a liquid cement grout with the soil whereas dry soil mixing involves the addition of dry cement as a powder.Dry-mixed mortar or dry mortar is made of cement, sand, mineral and functional additives, mixing together proportionally. It is often in powder or granule form pre-mixed in special factory and transported to construction site.Aside from the different appearances that wet and dry concrete batching machines have, the only difference in configuration is that wet plants have a mixing engine-twin shaft concrete mixer. Whereas, dry plants do not.The combine mixture of sand, cement, and coarse aggregate along with water forms the resultant Wet mix plant mixture. Those contractors who are looking for robust & quality construction of road lane for small towns/villages, then “WET MIX PLANT” is best for them.Standard dry mortar mix consists of a ratio of 3-4 parts sand to 1 part cement. This ratio will vary a bit depending on if the mortar is intended for structural brickwork, internal brick walls, or concrete bricks