Difference between revisions of "Secondary Stage Crushers"
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[[File:Secondary_and_tertiary stage.jpg| thumb | right | Secondary and tertiary Crushing work ]] | [[File:Secondary_and_tertiary stage.jpg| thumb | right | Secondary and tertiary Crushing work ]] | ||
Rock leaving the [[Primary Crushers|primary crusher]] typically is 8 inches in diameter or less. This crushed rock is moved to the '''Secondary Crushers|Secondary Crusher''' to reduce it further in size. or is being crushed by the same crusher which is adjusted to deliver a smaller output material. | |||
Rock leaving the [[Primary | |||
The [[Cone Crushers | Cone Crusher]] is often used in the Secondary stage. in this stage the size control and shape starts to get important. Using a secondary HSI means as always a restriction in feed hardness | The [[Cone Crushers | Cone Crusher]] is often used in the Secondary stage. in this stage the size control and shape starts to get important. Using a secondary HSI means as always a restriction in feed hardness | ||
Revision as of 07:36, 2 February 2012
Rock leaving the primary crusher typically is 8 inches in diameter or less. This crushed rock is moved to the Secondary Crushers|Secondary Crusher to reduce it further in size. or is being crushed by the same crusher which is adjusted to deliver a smaller output material.
The Cone Crusher is often used in the Secondary stage. in this stage the size control and shape starts to get important. Using a secondary HSI means as always a restriction in feed hardness