batch plant

American  

Or batching plant

noun

1. a manufacturing plant where concrete is mixed before being transported to a construction site ready to be poured.

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Etymology

Origin of batch plant

First recorded in 1940–45

Example Sentences

It was one of the best-selling white breads in the 1970s and 80s but the batch plant in Glasgow which makes Scottish Plain is now the last in the UK.

From BBC

At least one contractor has brought in a portable batch plant that can produce concrete on-site.

From Seattle Times

"It just seems like we're in this Bermuda Triangle of responsibility and accountability," said Watson, 64, a retired head of a birdwatching tour business turned anti-concrete batch plant activist.

From Salon

State Rep. Jarvis Johnson, D-Houston, whose district includes Houston's Acres Homes, a neighborhood north of downtown that successfully fought a planned concrete plant, has filed legislation in past years to limit concrete batch plant operations near homes.

From Salon

In an unincorporated area southeast of Fort Worth, an administrative judge this month ruled in favor of Tarrant County homeowners in a dispute over a concrete batch plant's application to operate in their neighborhood.

From Salon