What are the characteristics of a simple concrete batching plant?

Concrete mixing plants can be divided into engineering concrete batching plants and commercial concrete batching plants in terms of usage. Commercial mixing stations are used for the production and sale of concrete materials, so their configurations are generally high, while engineering mixing stations are used in construction projects, with relatively low configurations and simple structures, also known as simple concrete mixing stations. So, why is the structure of engineering concrete batching plants relatively simple?
Engineering concrete batching plants are generally produced for one or several projects, and the types of cement used are relatively small, so there is no need to configure as many cement tanks as commercial mixing plants to store different grades of cement. In addition, most engineering plants adopt a relatively simple structural mode, without external packaging, and the configuration is relatively low, which saves equipment costs and is easy to maintain.
Although the engineering concrete batching plant is relatively simple, it is also divided into two types: single station and double station. A single station refers to a separate production line, while a dual station refers to two sets of concrete production lines that can produce simultaneously. This is because some projects have high requirements for the continuity of concrete construction. If equipment malfunctions during the production process, it can easily affect the construction progress of the project or cause engineering problems. Therefore, adopting a dual station mode can effectively avoid such accidents.