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Shotcrete was originally known as "gunite". Gunite was invented in the early 1900s by Carl Akely, an American taxidermist. Mr. Akely used a method of shooting a dry material through a hose using compressed air. At the nozzle, water was injected into the dry material before it impacted the molds he created for model animal replication. In time this process was used to fix weak or decaying areas in old buildings. In 1911 Mr. Akely, was granted a patent for this particular method of installation. The equipment was patented as the "cement gun". Later on, the Cement Gun Company patented the installation process as "gunite".
The dry-mix process was used for several decades after Mr. Akely's patents were acquired. In the 30's, coarse aggregate was introduced into mix and the new term "Shotcrete" was born. Around the beginning of the 1950's, the introduction of the rotary gun for the dry-process was born. This process allowed for a more controlled and higher volume of material installed. By the mid 50's a new process called the wet-mix process was introduced. This new process allowed for concrete already mixed with water, to be introduced into pumping equipment. The pumping equipment would hydraulically push the wet concrete material through a hose. At the nozzle, air was introduced to accelerate the material so the concrete would impact the substrate with higher force. Since the introduction of the wet-mix process, the patented name "Gunite" having legal implications, has slowly been fading as a term used in this field of work. The name "shotcrete", is currently the accepted term to describe the gunning process, and includes both the wet and dry shotcrete process.
Item | Unit | Parameter | |
Concrete pump | Max. theoretic concrete spray volume | m³/h | 8 |
Max. theoretic delivery pressure | Mpa | 7 | |
Max. delivery frequency | Times /min | 16 | |
Type of distribution valve | S tube valve | ||
Main oil cylinder specification: cylinder dia./role dia.× stroke | mm | Φ140×1200 | |
Diameter of delivery cylinder | mm | Φ100 | |
Hopper Height | mm | 1140mm | |
Power system | Engine Model | 1004-4 LOVOL | |
Power | kw | 56 | |
Rated Voltage | V | 24VDC(2*12V,110Ah) | |
Rated Speed | r/min | 2200 | |
Fuel Tank | L | 70 | |
Hydraulic system | Type of Hydraulic oil circuit | Open circuit | |
Maximum oil pressure of main system | Mpa | 25 | |
Hydraulic oil tank volume | L | 200 | |
Other parameters | Max. stone diameter | mm | ≤15 When spray |
Pipeline inside diameter | mm | Φ57 | |
Boundary dimension | mm | 4500*1500*1550 | |
Weight | kg | 2300 | |
Towing peed | km/h | ≤8 | |
---Shotcrete Machine, Gunite Machine, Concrete Spraying Machine
1. Q: Which shotcrete machine should we choose?
A: To recommend the most suitable model, please tell us:
- Material: dry / damp mixture, or ready mixed wet mixture
- Capacity:,8m3/h, 15m3/h 20m3/hr 30m3/hr
- Delivery distance (horizontally / vertically):
- Driven type: electric motor, pneumatic motor, diesel engine
2. Q: What is the vulnerable part? How many spares should we prepare?
A: After long-time running, the rubber plate, steel plate, rubber cavity, spraying nozzle, delivery hose may get worn. We will offer some spares for free.
Referring to the service life of each part, we will put a rough estimate of requested spares according to your project scale -how many cubic meters you will spray.
3. Q: Can we have customized model?
A: Yes. Customized production and OEM production are available according to your actual requirements.
4. Q: Do i need technical skills to operate this machine?
A: Yes. Please read the Operation Instruction for some basic technical skills before operating this machine, and contact us if any operation procedure is unclear.
5. Q: What should we do if there are some problems with the machine?
A: The Operate Instruction will help with routine maintenance and common problems.
Also, you can contact us for technical instruction by email, instant messenger or live video etc.
6. Q: What is the lead time?
A: 1 week for sample model, 2~3 weeks for customized model. It depends for mass production.
7. Q: How about the package?
A: The machine will be wrapped by plastic film and packed by fumigation-free wooden case along with spare parts.
8. Q: How to place an order?
A: Both online order and offline order are acceptable.
It is suggested to place online order with a Trade Assurance to get full protection for first order.
9. Q :How to pay for this order?
A: Generally, TT, 30% deposit 70% before shipment;
L/C at sight (high bank charge, not suggest, but acceptable);
100% TT in advance (especially for small amount and spare parts etc.)
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