Auto shredder residue, or ASR, comprises the remaining non-metallic materials left over after an end-of-life vehicle is recycled. This residual...
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The Challenges of E-Waste Recycling
What Is E-Waste? Electronic waste, often referred to as e-waste, refers to discarded electronic devices as well as components and materials...
Meeting The Challenge of Sustainable Water Management In Aggregate Mining Operations
As the need to maintain water resources continues to grow, so do the challenges of sustainable water management in aggregate mining operations....
How Is Recycled Concrete Aggregate (RCA) Manufactured And Used?
In light of a push for sustainability, concrete recycling has become more common since the 1980s. By finding ways to safely reuse materials,...
How To Minimize Blinding Of Your Vibratory Screen
Screen mesh blinding occurs when fines become stuck inside the holes of the screen media. Blinding of mesh prevents other fines from passing through...
How to Maximize Your Aggregate Screening Equipment Efficiency
Efficiently separating aggregate is an essential step in many production processes. There are many types of aggregate that require screening,...
Sand Dewatering: What It Is and Why Is It Important?
Aggregates — such as gravel, sand, or crushed stone — are among the world’s most important building materials. Roughly 60-75% of concrete is...
What Are Flip-Flow Screens?
Flip-flow screens, also known as flip flop or elastic mesh screens, are machines designed to efficiently screen sticky, wet, and other difficult...
How Does A Sand Classifier Work?
Sand is an important construction aggregate used in the production of concrete mixes. However, before it can be used for concrete and cement...