
Material samples provide the basis for a realistic assessment of available aggregate fractions and qualities.
Laboratory particle size data shows the actual composition of individual material fractions.
Analysed particle size and quality data can be imported into the WÖHWA system for further processing.
The system adjusts recipe proportions within defined limits according to quality, grading curve and material availability.
Well-stocked aggregate fractions can be used more extensively while scarce fractions are conserved.
Optimised recipe data is provided for batching and loadout.
WÖHWA PCS35 can store up to 26 recipe variants for each sales item, flexibly representing different quality levels, optimisation objectives and operating strategies.
Current silo levels are included in recipe calculations. Well-stocked aggregate fractions can be used more extensively while scarce components are conserved.
Precise target curves can be stored for specific products, customers or quality classes. The system optimises recipe proportions along the specified quality curve.
The recipe is brought as close as possible to the target grading curve within defined quality limits, producing stable, repeatable particle size distributions.
Operators can prioritise components for the current day using settings such as Min, 0, Plus or Max, allowing flexible responses to order volumes and operating requirements.
Recipe proportions are adjusted to grading curves, laboratory values and defined quality limits.
Abundant aggregate fractions can be used more selectively while scarce components are conserved.
Silo levels and material availability are included in recipe logic.
Recipe variants and target curves support consistent quality for recurring requirements.
Data-driven, system-controlled optimisation reduces the workload on operating staff.
Influencing factors, recipe proportions and optimisation objectives remain digitally traceable.

