A modern mixing plant is built in Fejér to triple the M7 motorway

Duna Group is building Hungary's most modern asphalt mixing plant next to the M7 motorway, magyarepitok.hu reports.

Enables up to 50 per cent recycling

The mixing plant will be relocated from Polgárdi, located halfway between Székesfehérvár and Lake Balaton, to the site of a former mixing plant next to the four-lane Route 83 between Győr and Pápa. The asphalt production machine, which previously operated in Tét in Győr-Moson-Sopron County, has been equipped with a hot recycling system that enables significant recycling, as we indicated in an article written at the time of its commissioning.

The new facility will be used for the operation of the M7 motorway and the planned tri-laning of the motorway. "Duna Group has decided to make a significant investment in order to further improve the quality of service on the concession motorway," said the report.

The traffic generated by the mixing plant does not affect the town.

The new blending plant will be built in the southern tip of the small town in Fejér County, on an industrial estate, so the traffic associated with the delivery and collection of the products will not affect the settlement during its future operation.

A coffee roasting plant operates in the immediate vicinity of the new site. The position of the investor Duna Group is that the construction of the most modern asphalt mixing plant in Hungary on the site of the former mixing plant should not have a negative impact on the coffee plant, which is currently operating with open-ventilation technology, and the two companies are in continuous negotiations on the investment.

The new plant is already being assembled.

According to the report, all the necessary permits for the construction of the mixing plant have been obtained, and the construction has already started: the mixing machine is currently being assembled.

Duna Group has also leased a raw materials warehouse on the industrial site in Polgárdi and is planning a further major investment to build the group's Transdanubian office in Polgárdi.