Megan Riner

Aggregates, Mixing/Blending

Stabilized Base Mixers offer many benefits for construction aggregate production because they are designed to create a superior blend of base material.

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

When it comes to removing clay material from gravel, Sol-Clay Washers and Log Washers are two options to consider. Both have been proven in many applications to remove deleterious...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

As with any piece of aggregate processing equipment, there can be misconceptions about how Classifying Tanks work, where they are used and what maintenance is required. Below are some...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

Attrition Mills are used to remove surface contaminants like coatings and stains from sand-size fractions, with the goal being to increase durability and improve sand equivalency....

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

We all want to produce as much sand as possible, so it’s common to want to push the boundaries of what your Sand Screw is capable of handling.

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

You’ve decided on a Fine Material Washer for washing your fine aggregate — now what? Here are four factors you should consider before sizing a Fine Material Washer.

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

Coarse Material Washers are designed to remove soluble clays and dust coatings from aggregate (3/8” to 2-1/2”) feeds. Since removing these deleterious materials is important for creating...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

Sol-Clay Washers are ideal for scrubbing water soluble clay from aggregate material. With intermeshing corrugated paddles that run the length of each shaft, Sol-Clay Washers fall between...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

Besides washing and dewatering, one of the three main functions of a Fine Material Washer is classification. Classification is accomplished by adjusting the height of the three overflow...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

Gone are the days when plant operators were required to physically turn knobs to keep their products in-spec. Now, computerized control systems, such as Eagle Iron Works Mark VI, handle...