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Come parte di una prova allo stabilimento Hanson a Preston, Sydney Australia nel giugno 2015, otto carrelli (8) sono stati puliti. Da allora in poi, quattro (4) di questi carrelli hanno usato il sistema di lavaggio DrumBlaster giornaliero e quattro sono stati lavati in maniera tradizionale.
In ottobre 2015, tutti e otto i carrelli sono stati puliti dalla società di manutenzione indipendente TPM e l’accumulo di calcestruzzo da ciascun carrello è stato pesato. L’accumulo medio per ciascun carrello che NON ha utilizzato il DrumBlaster era di 417.5 kg per carrello, mentre i carrelli che hanno utilizzato il DrumBlaster avevano una media di accumulo di soli 65 kg per carrello. I quattro carrelli DrumBlaster ha avuto una riduzione eccezionale di accumulo di rifiuti dell’84,4% per ogni carrello.
Delle prove DrumBaster sono state svolte anche a Melbourne (Australia) e Amsterdam (Paesi Bassi), risultando in acquisti del DrumBlaster da parte delle società che si sono sottoposte a queste prove. Di seguito viene riportata una fotografia di un tamburo a Sydney in Australia che sta utilizzando il DrumBlaster ove risulta nessun accumulo di calcestruzzo dopo 4 mesi.
Hanson Prestons DrumBlaster Trials
9 June to 28 October 2015
| Numero del carrello | Calcestruzzo TPM wt |
|---|---|
| Autocarri utilizzando il DrumBlaster | |
| 1 | 60 |
| 2 | 70 |
| 3 | 40 |
| 4 | 90 |
| Totale | 260kgs |
| Media | 65kgs |
| Autocarri non utilizzando il DrumBlaster | |
| 5 | 400 |
| 6 | 310 |
| 7 | 590 |
| 8 | 370 |
| Totale | 1670kgs |
| Media | 417.5kgs |
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I conducenti apprezzano davvero le capacità del DrumBlaster quando essi puliscono dopo aver consegnato carichi ad alta resistenza, di cordoli o colorati. I seguenti sono alcuni dei commenti ricevuti da parte dei conducenti:
I bought the DrumBlaster over 6 months and found the machine easy to program when new trucks are added and the drives like it because it is simple to use and allows them to finalise paperwork or start cleaning their trucks. With over 4,200 individual cleans now I would recommend DrumBlaster to anyone, DrumBlaster is saving me a lot of time chipping out trucks.
DrumBlaster has been in operation for 1 year at the Halkitis Bros Concrete Plant. The results speak for themselves – the performance of the DrumBlaster Concrete Washout system definitely works. Over the six month period the trucks inspection hatch was opened and trucks have gained zero buildup with DrumBlaster. The comment from the drivers is its quick, easy to work and keeps the rear of their trucks very clean.
We washed out an aggi the old way. Jonathan and I inspected inside the barrel. The blades had residue of semi hardened slurry on the front of them. We then re-washed the aggi using the DrumBlaster and re-inspected the barrel. The blades were clean.
We have had our DrumBlaster in operation for over two years now and the results speak for themselves. In the past before the DrumBlaster our standard wash out operation consisted of a two rinse cycle and that was it. Then we would have to get in a de-dag once every 6 months depending on the truck and the driver sometimes sooner. Post DrumBlaster our washout/rinse cycle consists of min of 5 to 7mins on the machine then discharge into reclaimer then onto a final rinse at the standard washout point. We encourage our drivers if they are asked to “give it a rinse” you use the DrumBlaster, also when the vehicles are on kerb mix we limit the loads to two kerb loads then DrumBlaster before doing another load. We aren’t having to get inside some of our barrels for 18 months and even when we do it’s very minimal compared to before we had the DrumBlaster.
The DrumBlaster machine has been in operation at our Coffs Harbour plant since March 2019. Our drivers have found it easy to use and have implemented use of the machine each day. Drivers who have been in the industry have noticed a significant reduction in build up. Drivers who use the machine diligently have had no build up in their trucks. I would encourage more companies to invest in the machine to reduce de-dagging exposure.
Machine is going well, all the guys love it and they appreciated not having to get into the bowl to chip off the concrete from the fins.