crushing plant diagram

There are three main steps in designing a good crushing plant: process design, equipment selection, and layout. The first two are dictated by production requirements and design parameters, but the layout can reflect the input, preferences and operational experience of a number of parties.

Content may be subject to copyright. Schematic description of the crushing plant, (1) primary crusher, (2) secondary crusher, (3) tertiary crushers, (4) final screens and (5) a switch for changing the process flow.

The biggest change, which is now being introduced into the design of crushing plants is the design of the mining process as one complete system, from mine quarry and pit to the final product. Digital image analysis is now allowing electronic monitoring of the size distribution of the material being handled at any point in the product stream.

Safety and the working environment remain the two areas of plant design, which require more attention. Noise abatement and the reduction of dust emissions remain the goals of most operators and crushing plant designers.

The document describes the process flow of a crushing plant. Raw material is loaded by a loader and transported via belt conveyor to a grizzly screen which separates material over 70mm to a jaw crusher. Material under 70mm and from the jaw crusher passes to a cone crusher then scalping screen before being transported offsite via belt conveyor.

3D plant design will become the method of choice to optimize the most economical plant designs. to provide a Balanced, Workable, Safe and Economic crushing plant design. Yeco combines his knowledge and experience to provide a balanced, workable, safe and economic crushing plant design to meet the requirements of customers.