Screening Static & Mobile

Russia-based Southern Industrial Corporation (YUPK) has officially opened its new €5million rock crushing and screening plant at its site in the Republic of Adygeya. The new plant is expect to increase aggregate capacity in the region by 50% to 3million tonnes per year. The material will be sold to markets in the south of Russia and the quarry will also supply Olympic construction projects in Sochi.

Russia-based Pavlovsgranit has completed work on installation of a new crushing and screening plant to produce 5 to 2mm aggregate products to meet the higher demand for this grade of material. The company is also planning to upgrade other parts of the operation to increase output by 1200tonnes a year through investment of €24.8million by 2016.

Optimisation software has the potential to significantly improve crushing and screening productivity. Claire Symes reports

Delivery of a three stage mobile crushing and screening plant is a logistical challenge, but one powerscreen Dealer semc hardware recently completed this in South America. Getting new equipment to the quarry site can always be a logistical challenge and often involves final assembly of equipment on site. But one recent delivery of a new crushing and screening plant to a quarry in the South American jungle brought an even larger range of challenges

In Kostanay, Kazakhstan, MBI has launched a paving stone plant having a design capacity of 33,500m³ or 400,000m² of products a year. Automated German equipment as well as Iranian and local raw materials will allow the plant to manufacture high-quality damage-proof slabs. Kostanay MBI intends to reach the full capacity this month. Some 60% of products are planned to be exported. Investment in the project totalled €3.93 million.