From Cat’s gigantic 992k wheeled loader and Komatsu’s awe-inspiring PC7000 loading shovel to Liebherr’s T264 colossus of roads and Benninghoven’s towering asphalt plant, see the biggest of the best in action at bauma 2016.
Benninghoven showcased the very latest in mixing plant technology at BAUMA, with the erection of a 50m-high BA4000 RPP tower at bauma. A new system for heating recycled material means that emissions are lowered, the heat of the exhaust gases is reduced which means the whole system is more efficient, and the bitumen in the recycled material is not damaged by direct contact with a flame.
“This has been designed to optimise recycling,” said Benninghoven’s head of marketing Lars Henrich. “It can produce mix
For industrial purposes such as asphalt production or mobile off-highway machines, hydrogen offers the option of a green fuel that helps cuts CO2 emissions - Mike Woof writes
