Climax Crushing Plants - Jaw and Cone Crushers in Two Plants Prepare Ball-Mill Feed

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Coolbaugh Franklin
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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3
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1946

Abstract

CRUSHING of Climax mine-run ore is carried out in two plants: No. 1 plant (flowsheet in Fig. 1) has a capacity of approximately 5000 tons per day. It is used as a stand-by except when maximum production is required. No. 2 plant (Fig. 2) has a top capacity of approximately 17,000 tons per day. The No. 2 crusher is more efficient to operate on reduced tonnages regardless of the wide variation in peak capacities. The system of crushing is similar in both plants: Mine ore, of a size which can be drawn through 48 by 96-in. slusher openings underground, is dumped into the crusher bins from ten-ton mine cars and fed into 48 by 60-in. Buchanan jaw crushers by means of chutes and Ross chain feeders. The jaw crushers are set to discharge at approximately 9-in. size. Jaw crusher discharge is conveyed to 7-ft. Symons standard cone crushers where it is broken to minus-2-in. size,
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APA: Coolbaugh Franklin  (1946)  Climax Crushing Plants - Jaw and Cone Crushers in Two Plants Prepare Ball-Mill Feed

MLA: Coolbaugh Franklin Climax Crushing Plants - Jaw and Cone Crushers in Two Plants Prepare Ball-Mill Feed. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1946.

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