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Calculator · Concrete Recycling

Aggregate Yield Calculator from a quantity of rubble.

How much aggregate per size fraction comes out of your rubble, how much reinforcement you recover, and what the money balance looks like. Concrete recycling pays off two ways at once: the cost avoided, meaning the transport and landfill fee you no longer pay, and the revenue from aggregate sold or used instead of bought aggregate.

· Material
· Your prices
· Material balance
0-4 mm180.0 t
4-16 mm260.0 t
16-31.5 mm310.0 t
31.5-63 mm190.0 t
Reinforcement recovered40.00 t
Total sellable aggregate940.0 t
· Money balance
Net result
151,300USD
Per ton of rubble
151.3USD / t
Revenue from aggregate sold or used+42,300 USD
Revenue from reinforcement+36,000 USD
Cost avoided: transport and landfill fee+95,000 USD
Crushing operating cost-22,000 USD

The result depends entirely on the prices entered above. Check the landfill fee in your area and the local price of natural aggregate before making an investment decision.

· What to know

Limits of the calculation.

All prices are yours to set

We assume no tariff. Pit fees, transport distance, aggregate price and scrap rebar price vary widely by region, so they are entered manually. The default values are only example figures to fill in.

The fraction split is adjustable

The default percentages are indicative for clean concrete rubble. The real split depends on the material source and the screens fitted on the plant, and is measured on the first trial runs.

The avoided cost counts twice

If the rubble is yours, you pay neither the transport to the pit nor the aggregate you would have bought. This is why the break-even point comes sooner than in other production activities.

09 / Contact

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Phone
+40 769 081 081
Email
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Headquarters
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