4 HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE MIXING CYCLE TIME
The patented Automatic Turbo Mixing (ATM) System is designed for high production of cement and mortar grout mixture. The ATM30 delivers 500 liter per batch or 30,000 liter per hour.

4SPACE SAVING LAYOUT AT SITE
The ATM system is designed to save space at site. It needs a relatively small site in comparison to the traditional system with screw conveyor.

 FEATURES:-
4SILO
The silo usually supplied by the customer is used to store the cement supply. Cement discharge outlet is located at the bottom of the silo where three air nozzles are fitted. Compressed air is supplied through these nozzles causing fluidization effect as the cement is discharged into the Turbo Mixer through the electric rotary conveyor unit.

4ROTARY CONVEYOR UNIT
The patented electric ROTARY CONVEYOR connects the Silo to the Turbo Mixer. Cement is discharged directly into the Turbo Mixer by the rotary system, cutting down the time taken in comparison to conventional screw conveyor. The function of the rotary conveyor is controlled by the pneumatic control system at the Automatic Control Panel .

4TURBO MIXER
The Turbo Mixer, conical in shape is where the mixing of water, cement (and bentonite in some cases) take place. Load cells are installed on the mixer support frame to measure the water, cement and bentonite according to the preset value on the Automatic Control Panel. Electrical signal from the Load Cells stop the discharge into the mixer when the set weight of each material is reached.

The mixing is achieved by the turbulence generated by a Turbo Impeller Pump which sucks and push up the mixture from the bottom of the mixer and introduce tangentially at high speed into the Mixer tank. Once the mixture enters the mixer tank, the powerful high speed electric motor driven mixer shaft rotating at 1550 rpm causes the mixture to be processed into a very fine grout mixture.

Water feeding into the mixer is through pipe connected to a water pump which draws water from water tank or supply line. Once the preset weight is reached, electrical signal from the load cell on the mixer is sent to close the butterfly valve, thus stopping the water supply.

When the pre-set mixing time is reached, the mixture is transferred to the agitator by means of the same Turbo Impeller Pump at the bottom of the Mixer. The transfer is activated by the computerized Automatic Control Panel that controls the appropriate butterfly valves at the delivery line below the Mixer.