Stationary drum mix asphalt plant price

Haomei offer reasonable stationary drum mix asphalt plant price for customers with mixing capacity of 40-400 ton per hour. Compared with bath type asphalt mixing plant, the cost to build up a set of drum mix asphalt plant is much lower, which will save a lot of investment. The cost composition of asphalt mixing plant are:

(1) Raw material cost
The cost of raw materials is a major proportion of the total asphalt mixture cost, reflecting the level of procurement, technology and management. Among them, the influence of purchase price is relatively small, because the raw materials purchased are basically purchased locally, and the government budget guides the price comparison, and the price is transparent. The difference in purchase price mainly comes from the quality of raw materials and the financial strength of the enterprise. The influence of technology level and management level is relatively large, and the two are closely related. High technology level can bring relatively low raw material costs, but if the management level cannot reach the required height, especially in procurement and quality Omissions in the control link will make the high technical level bear greater quality risks.

(2) Human resource cost
Human resource cost mainly refers to the remuneration of the personnel directly involved in the production of asphalt mixture in each party. It mainly includes a fixed part and a performance part of drum mix asphalt plant price. The fixed part reflects whether the staffing is reasonable, and the performance part considers whether the management system is reasonable.

(3) Depreciation of fixed assets
It mainly reflects whether the investment in fixed assets is reasonable.

(4) Fuel and power consumption
Refers to the fuel consumption and electricity (coal) consumption per cubic meter of asphalt mixture, which reflects the quality of transportation and production control.

(5) Equipment maintenance
Refers to the cost of stationary drum mix asphalt plant equipment maintenance and repair, which reflects the quality of equipment operation.

(6) Management expenses
Including non-production personnel expenses, hospitality expenses, non-production water, electricity, oil and other expenses, as well as office expenses.