Stabilized soil mixing plant : refers to the collection of machinery and equipment for producing stable soil, which mixes various mixtures to form stable soil. The concrete mixing plant is mainly composed of five major systems, such as concrete mixer, material weighing system, material conveying system, material storage system and control system, and other ancillary facilities.

The differences between a stabilized soil mixing plant and a concrete mixing plant are:

1.Since the proportion of cement required for stable soil production is small, the number of cement silos in the stablized soil mixing plant equipment is small, and often only one or two are needed.

2.The finished concrete products produced by the stable soil mixing plant are mainly used for the construction of traffic engineering projects such as roads, railways and airports, while the concrete products produced by concrete mixing plants are mainly used for the construction of various engineering buildings.

3.The requirements for finished products produced by concrete mixing plants are higher than those for stable soil mixing plants.

4.The weighing method of the stabilized soil mixing plant is usually dynamic weighing, while the concrete batching plant is produced by static weighing.

5.The mixer used is different. The stabilized soil mixing plant uses a twin-shaft continuous linerless mixer, while the concrete mixing plant usually uses a JS twin-shaft forced mixer.

The simple conclusion is that the structure of the stabilized soil mixing plant is simpler than that of the concrete mixing plant, the required quality of the finished product is not as high as that of the finished product produced by concrete mixing plant.