Plant Designs Considerations For Cone Crusher Applications

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
J. C. Motz
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

The advantages of producing a fine mill feed have been recognized for many years. The extent to which fine crushing can be carried out will vary and depends on the ore characteristics, plant and crusher design. Unfortunately, the ore characteristics are generally beyond our control, so the concentration of effort lies primarily on the plant arrangement, equipment design and operation Where fine crushing should stop and grinding begin is controversial and is influenced greatly by personal opinions and experiences. Often, this break point will be different if consideration is being given to a new plant in comparison to a modest expansion. Most new plant designs employ the largest and most efficient equipment. The modification of existing plants becomes more complex because of the space requirements and the related equipment already in operation. Fine crushing is, of course, a relative term. Obtaining a final crusher product of minus 3/4" is commonplace today and can occasionally be obtained in an open circuit final crushing stage.
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APA: J. C. Motz  (1980)  Plant Designs Considerations For Cone Crusher Applications

MLA: J. C. Motz Plant Designs Considerations For Cone Crusher Applications. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1980.

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