Asphalt emulsification equipment is a specialized device used in highway construction

Asphalt emulsification equipment is a specialized device used in highway construction to produce modified emulsified asphalt. Its core function is to break down asphalt into micron-sized particles using a colloid mill and stably disperse them in water to form an emulsion for construction.
Asphalt Emulsification Equipment Overview
Core Function: Utilizes a colloid mill to break down asphalt into particles smaller than 5μm (over 85%), and achieves precise mixing of emulsifier aqueous solution and asphalt through an intelligent temperature control system.
Modification Capabilities: Can produce special materials such as SBS rubber-modified asphalt and high-viscosity emulsified asphalt, meeting the requirements of JTG/T F40 standards.
Classification and Technical Characteristics
Process Division: Intermittent equipment is suitable for small-batch customized production.
Semi-continuous equipment balances flexibility and efficiency.
Continuous equipment (such as the XR65 model) achieves a 2.5-fold increase in daily production capacity.
Intelligent Features: Modular structure supports capacity expansion from 2-20 tons/hour.
Mobile units are equipped with GPS positioning and remote operation and maintenance systems.
Highway Engineering Applications
Tack Coat Application: Spraying emulsified asphalt onto the base course surface to improve adhesion.
Cold Recycling Technology: Utilizing foamed asphalt to achieve a reuse rate of over 90% for recycled materials.
Environmental Advantages: Reduces energy consumption by 60% and VOC emissions by 80% compared to traditional hot asphalt construction.