A quick trip – 10 flights, 7 days

I’m regularly travelling to see our clients and it does amazing things to the body clock!  Learning to love the sun whether its the middle of the night or the middle of the day is a handy trick.  That and wearing an eye mask.  On a more serious note, I’m excited to see the two mobile mixing plants in Montreal, Canada.  They have been working on some terrific RCC projects.  I’ll post some more about this topic soon.

Until then it’s all about the end-product – airport interiors!

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Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Year: 2009

Machine Number:  1081

Customer: Origin Alliance
Location: Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Job:
The upgrade of the Ipswich motorway has been a landmark infrastructure project in Queensland during 2009 to 2010.

An Aran paste backfill plant (MODUMIX II-P) was used to produce mine fill paste and slurry for filling abandoned underground coal mine stopes and tunnels which lay under the new motorway alignment.

Backfill was delivered around the construction site in mixer trucks for pumping underground. The backfill product was based on flyash reclaimed from a local thermal power station, crusher dust, cement, and treated water.

Highly fluctuating moisture contents in the flyash were accommodated in Aran’s intuitive computer control system.

Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia

Year: 2009

Machine Number:  1077

Customer: Daracon Group
Location: Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia

Job:
Aran’s mobile mixing plant Environmix has been an engineering masterpiece for the flexible operational needs of road construction contractors.
With its self erecting silo and discharge conveyor there is neither a need for long labour hours nor heavy lifting equipment to establish operation.

Setting up the machine ready for production can happen within one day. The package also includes Aran’s self-clearing hydraulic scalping grizzly.

Daracon now utilises 5 mobile mixing plants, the Environmix is the flagship of their mobile site mixing operations.

Hobart, Tasmania

Year: 2007

Machine Number:
B022 – Flexiclean 610L Mixer complete with 55m3 Silo, Silo Feeder, Auxiliary Hopper and Feeder

Customer: Hazell Brothers
Location: Hobart, Tasmania

Job:
Reprocessing Zinc Refinery Waste Products. The Aran plant stabilized stockpiled waste product and reconditioned it suitable for shipping for reprocessing. Waste product had a typical particle size of less than 1mm. Production rates of approximately 300 cubic meters per hour were comfortably achieved.

Medellin, Colombia

Year:  1995

Machine Number:
1052 & 1053 Modumix II

Customer: Consorcio Porce II
Location: Medellin, Colombia

Job:
Two Aran Modumix II-4 mixing plants produced approximately 1,000,000 cubic meters of chilled RCC and Slipform Concrete.