Crushing Plants Chrome Mine Fethiye

The 350 t/s capacity crushing plant working at the chrome mine in Fethiye is followed throughout the recording at real production pace. The camera starts at the point where the material coming from the quarry enters the line and travels the whole route down to the stockpile area.

The dark colour of the chrome ore makes the material flow more visible on screen than at light-coloured limestone plants. You can see the pile advancing over the feeder dropping into the crusher mouth at regular intervals, the layer thickness on the belt staying constant, and the screen decks working without losing vibration amplitude. No shaking or swaying is observed at the chassis connections.

The layer thickness on the belt is even from end to end.

In mining applications this regularity relates directly to efficiency. Fluctuating feed runs the crusher empty one moment and choked the next; that both increases energy consumption and shortens the life of the wear parts. The steady flow in the footage tells you that the feeder speed has been set in harmony with the crusher capacity.

On lines working with hard and abrasive ore, body rigidity is decisive; the stationary crushing plant solutions designed for such sites are built on heavy-tonnage construction.