Here’s a flowchart for a crushing plant with a capacity of 600 TPH (tons per hour). This design assumes a typical three-stage crushing process (primary, secondary, tertiary) with screening and material handling.
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Flowchart: Crushing Plant (600 TPH)
1. Primary Crushing Stage
- Feed Material: Raw quarry rock (~0–800 mm)
- Equipment:
- Output: Coarse aggregate (~150–250 mm)
- Equipment: Cone Crusher (Capacity: 400–500 TPH)
- Screening: Vibrating Screen → Oversize returns to secondary crusher (closed circuit)
- Output: Medium-sized aggregate (~20–70 mm)
- Equipment: Vertical Shaft Impact (VSI) Crusher / Cone Crusher (Capacity: 300–400 TPH)
- Screening: Multi-deck Screen → Separates into final product sizes (e.g., 0–5mm, 5–10mm, 10–20mm, etc.)
- Recirculation: Oversize material sent back to tertiary crusher
- Screened aggregates transported via conveyors to stockpiles/bins:
– Vibrating Grizzly Feeder (VGF) → Removes fines (<50 mm)
– Jaw Crusher / Primary Gyratory Crusher (Capacity: 600 TPH)
2. Secondary Crushing Stage
3. Tertiary Crushing Stage
4. Final Products & Stockpiling
– Sand (0–5mm)
– Fine Aggregate (5–10mm, 10–20mm)
– Coarse Aggregate (20–40mm, +40mm) .jpg)
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Simplified Flowchart Diagram
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[Raw Material Feed] → [Vibrating Grizzly Feeder] → [Primary Jaw/Gyratory Crusher] → [Conveyor]
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[Secondary Cone Crusher] ← [Screen] ← [Conveyor]
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[Tertiary VSI/Cone Crusher] ← [Screen] ← [Conveyor]
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[Final Screening & Stockpiling]
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Key Considerations for a 600 TPH Plant:
1. Crusher Selection: High-capacity machines like gyratory/jaw crushers for primary, cone crushers for secondary/tertiary.
2. Closed-Circuit Design: Ensures recirculation of oversized material for consistent output.
3. Dust Suppression: Required due to high throughput.
4. Conveyor Capacity: Must handle peak loads (>600 TPH).
5. Scalping screens improve efficiency by removing fines early.
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