crushing screening flow chart

A flow chart is a diagram that shows the layout of equipment and the process flow in crushing and screening plants. This diagram ensures the plant is designed with the right equipment and improves efficiency. Flow Chart and Plant Design: When creating a flow chart, the following data is considered: – Feeding capacity and material properties

The company follows these steps in designing crushing and screening plants: 1. Demand Analysis: Customer needs and rock properties are assessed. 2. Flow Chart Creation: Equipment layout and capacity calculations are made. 3. Appropriate Equipment Selection:

Proper equipment selection and flow chart creation are among the most important steps to enhance efficiency and quality in crushing and screening plants. Uğur Makina, with its industry experience and innovative simulation programs, offers plant designs tailored to customer needs.

Aggregates used in construction, concrete, and road building are processed through crushing and screening to achieve the target sizes. Plant design is among the key factors for efficiency and cost optimization. Here’s what you need to know about flow charts and proper plant design in crushing and screening facilities:

Usually, asphalt and concrete are the applications, where spe-cifically demand for aggregates is followed by standards. For these applications, crushing and screening process can effect the end product shape and particle fragmentation, i.e. grada-tion.

If the feed is right the crusher will have maximum productivity (highest average crushing force) for minimum mechanical stress, a crusher cannot normally be fed properly from a vibrating screen discharge, this is why we have shown surge bins with pan or belt feeders in the diagrams that follow on plant discussions.