The fundamental goal for the design of a crushing plant is an
installation that meets the required production requirements, operates
at competitive cost, complies with today’s tough environmental
regulations, and can be built at a reasonable price despite the rising
costs of equipment, energy and construction labor. The following
industry trends must be taken into account:
Equipment suppliers are offering ever-larger primary crushers, with
1,800 mm (72 in) gyratories expected soon, as well as secondary and
tertiary machines of up to 3,000 mm (120 in).
Rising energy costs are causing owners to increase the integration of
mine and mill design, so that they can identify ways of reducing
overall electrical power consumption.
Electronic control of crusher discharge opening and feed rate. With
adjustment of a crusher’s discharge opening, as the production
continues through an on-line coarse size analysis of the crushed
product (digital image analyses). Dance, A. 2001)
More attention is being paid to the impact on crushing circuit design
caused by variations in ore characteristics, size distribution,
moisture content, ore grade and climatic conditions.
Operators have always dreamed of reducing the need for crushing
machine. In other words, crushing plants, from primary to quaternary
circuits, are here to stay.
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
36201185708ber of parties. These can include the owner’s engineering
staff, safety personnel, operations and maintenance personnel,
equipment manufacturers, and the engineering consultant. Ideally, the
consultant combines his knowledge and experience with an understanding
of all parties’ needs, to provide a balanced, workable, safe and
economic plant design.
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