Algeria 350 t/h Crushing Plant at Full Load in Closed Circuit

In the recording the 350 tonne/hour capacity crushing and screening plant installed in Algeria is seen working at full load. The run-of-mine the excavator tips into the hopper passes through the grizzly of the vibrating feeder and descends into the primary crusher, and it is noticeable that the material flow at the intake of the line never breaks.

In the middle of the footage the camera moves along the conveyor line; you can watch the material leaving the crusher being distributed to the screen decks and products of different grain size from each deck being poured onto separate belts. The height of the stockpile cones and the homogeneous appearance of the material in them show that the screen decks are working without blinding.

Dust suppression on site is also captured in the recording.

These details mean that the plant can be kept in continuous regime under real jobsite conditions. The screen oversize being conveyed back to the crusher by the return belt confirms that the recirculation loop runs closed and that there is no size escape in the final product.

On long-distance projects such as Algeria, wear monitoring is as decisive as the post-installation setting of the line. For those planning a permanent installation of similar capacity, the stationary crushing plant solutions can be thought of as the flow diagram in the video carried over onto a permanent foundation.