Technical Specifications and Operating Principle

A jet grout preparation plant generally consists of the following main components:

Water tank and dosing system

Cement feeding system (silo / big-bag / bag feeding)

High-performance mixer

Transfer and feeding pumps

Automation and control system (PLC – HMI)

The Jet Grout Preparation Plant is an integrated system that ensures the precise, homogeneous, and continuous preparation of cement-based grout mixtures used in soil improvement applications. In jet grout, injection, and similar soil reinforcement methods, the quality of the mixture directly affects the success of the application. Therefore, a controlled, measurable, and repeatable preparation process is critically important.

The preparation plant automatically or semi-automatically mixes water, cement, and additives according to a predetermined recipe and feeds them to the injection pump. The system is designed for high-flow and high-pressure operation in the field.

Water and cement are fed into the system according to a predefined recipe. They are mixed in the mixer at high speed and in a controlled manner to obtain a lump-free, homogeneous grout mixture. The prepared mixture is continuously and stably transferred to the jet grout or injection pump.

Automation and Control Advantages

Automated jet grout preparation plants provide the operator with the following advantages:

  • Recipe-based mixture control
  • Flow rate, pressure, and total consumption monitoring
  • Repeatable and reportable production
  • Easily adjustable structure according to site conditions
  • This ensures both quality control and facilitates field reporting.

A Jet Grout Preparation Plant is one of the fundamental pieces of equipment that increases application quality, continuity, and efficiency in ground improvement projects. A properly designed and automated system both improves field performance and provides cost advantages in the long term.