In addition to the need to install an autonomous gas supply, the asphalt plant faces challenges with conventional power generation methods. In particular, installing an autonomous gas storage tank solves the problem of the plant’s remoteness from the main gas distribution networks. Autonomy offers an advantage: you are no longer dependent on existing networks and can plan your production in any location.

A gas storage tank at an asphalt plant also often solves the problem of high production and maintenance costs. According to various data and based on experience with different suppliers, the cost of energy consumption can be reduced by a factor of 2 to 2.5 by installing any gas system—particularly an autonomous gas supply system—compared to other energy sources such as electricity or diesel fuel.

It is important to note the simplicity of assembly, installation, and operation of autonomous gas supply systems for asphalt plants. The absence of pressure fluctuations in the network—which often occur when using a centralized gas supply system—significantly extends the service life of the equipment. Another benefit is the overall simplicity and ease of operation, which provides significant control over fuel consumption, as well as additional safety and confidence in the proper functioning of the equipment.