A 1100 mm aggregate plant is a facility designed for the processing of raw materials such as rocks, gravel, and sand to produce aggregates used in construction. These plants typically include crushers, screens, conveyors, and washing systems. The "1100 mm" specification usually refers to the size of the primary crusher or the maximum feed size the plant can handle. Aggregates produced are used in concrete, asphalt, road construction, and other infrastructure projects.

Key components of a 1100 mm aggregate plant:

  1. Primary Crusher: Reduces large rocks to smaller sizes.

  2. Screening System: Separates aggregates by size.

  3. Conveyors: Transport materials between stages.

  4. Washing System: Cleans aggregates to remove dirt and impurities.