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MJ 
Teale 
Project

Modular recycled aggregate wash plant | 60 TPH with expansion plan to 80 TPH

Case 
Study 
Overview

Install 
Location

United Kingdom

Plant 
Type

Fixed Plants

Tonnes 
Per 
Hour

60

Case 
Study 
Summary

What happened

MJ Teale upgraded from dry processing to a wet washing and water treatment system to recover more usable sand and aggregates from fines-heavy feed.

They wanted to recover more usable product from difficult, clay-heavy incoming material. The goal was simple: reduce landfill, improve water reuse, and expand the range of washed recycled aggregates. The solution was a washing and water treatment system built around real site flow, operator access, and long-term serviceability. The result is cleaner products, higher throughput, and easier maintenance.

Challenge

The lost cost

Dry processing could not handle a large portion of the incoming feed. High fines and clay content, plus mixed and variable loads, meant too much material was being sent to landfill.

MJ Teale needed a washing system that could:

  • Recover more usable product from difficult feed
  • Expand the product range, especially clean sands and aggregates
  • Improve water handling through treatment and reuse
  • Reduce downtime with better access and simpler maintenance

Solution

What was installed

  • Full water treatment system
  • Overhead beam filter press
  • Layout engineered around site logistics service access

Performance and capacity:

  • Designed for 60 tph with feed containing up to 30% silt
  • Achieving ~70 tph in operation, with a path to ~80 tph through added filter plates

Key process features:

  • Pre-screening to remove very fine sand
  • Twin-shaft log washer for clay and fines-heavy material
  • Rinsing and sizing screens, plus dewatering and trash screening

Easy 
Numbers

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Tonnes 
Per 
Hour

Designed for throughput. Specified to process 60 tonnes per hour as a baseline target.

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Tonnes 
Per 
Hour

Target objective achieved. Currently running at an average of 70 tonnes per hour in operation.

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Tonnes 
Per 
Hour

Plans to increase to 80 tonnes per hour by adding filter plates to the existing filter press.

Results

Key Outcomes

  • More material recovered into clean, market-ready products
  • Higher, more consistent throughput on clay- and fines-heavy feed
  • Expanded product mix, including washed sands and clean aggregates
  • Improved water reuse and solids management with integrated treatment and press dewatering
  • Easier access for service and maintenance, supporting higher uptime
  • Built-in scalability for future growth

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