STICHWEH has modernized the aging sand processing plant for Alois Omlor GmbH in Groß-Rohrheim, Hesse. The aim is to carry out the processing of sand more efficiently, sustainably and with a higher quality.

The modernization of the conveying and processing technologies should make it possible to produce high-quality sand for the concrete industry as well as sand suitable for further uses. Higher throughput and more differentiated classification were among the requirements for the new solution. By setting up a consistently coordinated processing plant, STICHWEH has succeeded in meeting these requirements.

Among others, the following machines and components are used:

 

• Impact box with suction dredger transfer
• Screening machine VS 21/60/II and VS 15/50/III
• Double bucket wheel type DSD 5011/09 BL 140 with automatic load-dependent speed control for 2 independent bucket wheel drives
• Dewatering screening machine type GEb 21/40
• Cyclone plant
• Double shaft Log washer DSW 70 / 2100 / 6000
• Fresh water pump on pontoon
• Electrical switch and control system

  The sand fractions are each discharged via a bucket wheel outlet and fed and dewatered on a downstream dewatering screen GEB 21/40 with two individual screen tracks. The screen outlet for the fine sand 0 - 0.25 mm is equipped with an electrically adjustable flap and can thus feed the fine sand either to the separate discharge or to the sand 0 - 2 mm in order to be able to change the desired proportion in the range 0 - 0.25 mm. For the flap control, the data from an on-site geoscanner are evaluated and used. A pump is installed at the screen underflow of the dewatering screen, which conveys the screen underflow for fine sand recovery into a cyclone installed above the fine sand track. Here, the fine sands are also added to the material bed of the fine sand fraction. The cyclone overflow is discharged via an on-site wastewater pipe.

The modernization of the processing plant for Omlor was a complete success. STICHEWH also succeeded in implementing an efficient solution in terms of water management: a total of approx. 300 m3/h (100 m³/h sand processing and 200 m³/h gravel processing) of fresh water is required to process approx. 150 - 280 t/h of raw material. The fresh water is taken from the dredging lake and pumped to the consumers. The wastewater from the plant is returned to the settling ponds via an on-site pipeline.

Feed via suction dredger: approx. 1,250 m³/h mixture quantity

Throughput capacity: Average 250 t/h solids