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We recently celebrated Dave Cross’ 20 years of service with Concrush. Morning tea with cake was had by all. Dave is a very valuable member of our team and is highly respected in our organisation. As Concrush’s Maintenance Manager he proudly cut the ribbon to our new maintenance facility with our Managing Director Kevin Thompson.
Concrush intends to commence Stage 1 operations at our Resource Recovery Facility on the 31st March 2023. The Department of Planning has been notified. Stage 1 operations allows Concrush to receive and process up to 200,000 tonnes per annum of general solid waste (non-putrescible) or store up to 150,000 tonnes of general solid waste (non-putrescible) …
Concrush has completed road works to improve access to our Teralba Facility. We are also commissioning our new surface water collection system. In 2023 we aim to complete and commission a new weighbridge. Our expansion works were approved on 27.3.2020 and it has taken a lot of effort to complete the required detailed design and …
Concrush expansion works upgrade (1st November 2022) Read More »
Concrush has operated in the recycling industry for over 20 years while located at Teralba NSW. We are a “zero waste” industry. We repurpose 99.02% of the C & D waste we receive into valuable resource products including aggregates, sands and road base materials.
Our new watermain installed to our Teralba site will allow us to reduce our dependancy on tracking water from Teralba to our yard. This will make our operation more efficient. Works have begun and the expected completion date is in October 2021.
Concrush participated in a workshop in July 2021 on industry lead initiatives aiming to reduce our national waste volume. We are now looking at innovative and value adding solutions to reduce waste. The next step is helping the bid committee in submitting a CRC grant application
Since June 2020 Concrush is a partner of SmartCrete CRC looking at the reuse and quality of recycled aggregates. In July 2021 SmartCrete made the following media release: “SmartCrete CRC is delighted to announce the funding of the inaugural project “Recycled Waste in Concrete for Municipal Applications” in collaboration with industry and research partners OPV …
Tomago Aluminium in “Australian Financial Review” dated 10 August 2021 highlights the cost barriers of firmed renewable power. Concrush agrees that the cost of renewable power is currently too high, but the future price of renewable energy will be coming down. Concrush has developed an electrification plan over the next eight years which sees equipment …
A recent study on Concrush recycled aggregates has found the “…combined effect of the surface treatment methods of pre-soaking and screening was found to be quite successful…” on using recycled aggregates in the manufacture of concrete. For the full technical paper please read;
This study investigates the dependency of PM10 levels at Concrush Pty Ltd on weather factors such as wind, temperature, ambient pressure and humidity as well as physical operations at the facility such as truck traffic and crushing operations.
