Construction aggregate crushing line how to configure better
Construction aggregate crushing production line needs to use a lot of equipment, in the actual production, which type of equipment to choose? How to match the equipment? It is also a university question, the equipment configuration is good, the later production can be high efficiency, and with reasonable words, can also save a lot of investment. Aggregate crushing production line for construction needs to be based on each user's working conditions, the nature of raw materials, production demand, demand for finished products, investment costs and other planning.
The approximate configuration of construction aggregate crushing line is as follows:
Large materials are roughly crushed by jaw crusher, and then enter into cone crusher or impact crusher for medium crushing through belt conveyor, and the crushed materials are transported to screening equipment for screening, and those that meet the requirements of finished products are transported to the finished products pile, and those that fail to meet the requirements of the finished products are returned to the crushing again.
When designing the aggregate crushing production line for construction, we can refer to four major principles:
1. Multi-stage crushing, more screening and less crushing, more crushing and less grinding;
2. The processing capacity of each machine should be matched before and after;
3. For production line with hourly output more than 200 tons, we should design transit silo, so that when one of the equipments is maintained, it will not delay the operation of other equipments;
4. Flexible matching of equipment according to their own operating sites, according to the output and conveying height to determine the length and type of belt conveyor.
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