Use Of Mobile Crushing And Conveying To Reduce Production Costs At Foster Yeoman Limited's Torr Works Quarry Somerset, England, United Kingdom

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Kurt M. Larson
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Jan 1, 1986

Abstract

Future haulage cost projections led Foster Yeoman Limited into developing a fully mobile crushing and conveying system at its Torr Works quarry in Somerset, England. The purpose-built system has an effective throughput of 2,500 tonnes/hour and features an Orenstein and Koppel (O & K) manufactured walking frame, a Fuller-Traylor type 54 X 74 TC gyratory crusher, and unique mobile conveyor modules designed and manufactured by Foster Yeoman. Used in a single-bench operation in this 6 million-tonne per annum limestone aggregate quarry, the system is fed at the production face by 2 Caterpillar 992C loading shovels. The entire system is moved on a daily basis following production face locations.
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APA: Kurt M. Larson  (1986)  Use Of Mobile Crushing And Conveying To Reduce Production Costs At Foster Yeoman Limited's Torr Works Quarry Somerset, England, United Kingdom

MLA: Kurt M. Larson Use Of Mobile Crushing And Conveying To Reduce Production Costs At Foster Yeoman Limited's Torr Works Quarry Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1986.

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