Gravel processing plant

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Gravel processing plant
Construction
Work days	1197
Building lifespan	20 years
Machines lifespan	8.5-15 years
Material cost	See below
Construction steps	See below
Production
Max. workers	15
Produces	82t Gravel
Export storage	380t Gravel
Pollution	12.60 tons/year
Daily garbage	3.08 t
Garbage per worker	0.60 kg
Waste	21t Mixed waste
Consumption
Consumes	120t Quarried stone
Import storage	20t Quarried stone
Energy consumption	24 MWh
Wattage/circuit breaker	407 kW
Water	0.30 m3/day
Vehicle stations	2
Connections	1x road access 2x Footpath acces 5x Conveyor connection

Gravel processing plant
Construction
Work days	375
Building lifespan	20 years
Machines lifespan	8.5-15 years
Material cost	See below
Construction steps	See below
Production
Max. workers	5
Produces	27t Gravel
Export storage	145t Gravel
Pollution	9.30 tons/year
Daily garbage	1.08 t
Garbage per worker	0.60 kg
Waste	11t Mixed waste
Consumption
Consumes	40t Quarried stone
Import storage	10t Quarried stone
Energy consumption	9.2 MWh
Wattage/circuit breaker	152 kW
Water	0.10 m3/day
Vehicle stations	2
Connections	1x road access 2x Footpath acces 5x Conveyor connection

Background

A Gravel processing plant typically requires a combination of equipment and machinery to process raw materials into finished products that meet specific quality and size requirements. The exact equipment and machinery needed may vary depending on the specific operation and the type of sand and gravel being processed, usually:

• A primary crusher: This machine is used to break down large rocks into smaller pieces that can be processed more easily.
• Vibrating feeders: These devices are used to transport raw materials from the primary crusher to other processing equipment.
• Scalping screens: These screens remove large particles that are not needed in the final product.
• Gravel washing and classification equipment: These machines are used to wash, separate, and classify the sand and gravel by size and shape.

Gameplay

The player places a Gravel processing plant for the production of gravel anywhere on the map on equalized, solid ground. To produce gravel the player needs to deliver quarried stone to the Gravel processing plant and workers need to be available in the plant.

Production

The large Gravel processing plant can have a maximum daily production of 82t of gravel per workday, while the small Gravel processing plant has a maximum daily production of 27t of gravel per workday.

Storage

Gravel can be stored in aggregate storages.

Transportation

Gravel can be transported in dump trucks, train hopper cars and via conveyor belts.

Uses

Main article: Gravel

Gravel is a aggregate that has many applications. It can used in the creation of other resources such as asphalt, cement, concrete, prefab panels and chemicals. It can be used in almost all constructions during the groundworks phase. It can be sold too for a moderate price.

Construction

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Gravel processing plant

Requirements		Groundworks
1197 Workdays 109t Concrete 12t Gravel 10t Asphalt 44t Steel 3.9t Mechanical components		192 Workdays 16t Concrete 12t Gravel 10t Asphalt Mechanisms: Excavators (max. 3) Needs workers (max. 119)

Small gravel processing plant

Requirements		Groundworks
375 Workdays 2.8t Concrete 2.1t Gravel 1.7t Asphalt 12t Steel 2.5t Mechanical components		32 Workdays 2.8t Concrete 2.1t Gravel 1.7t Asphalt Mechanisms: Excavators (max. 3) Needs workers (max. 50)