The hammer crusher is suitable for processing limestone mixed with marl (up to 30%) and damp clay, provided the moisture content of the raw material does not exceed 15%; the rotor rotates at 750 rpm, with feed sizes up to 250 mm; if the moisture content exceeds 15%, the equipment becomes clogged.
The hammer mill is suitable for processing limestone mixed with marl and moist clay, provided the moisture content of the feedstock is up to 15%; this is the engineering reference range.
When the marl content in the feed mixture is up to 30%, the equipment’s throughput does not show a statistically significant drop; these are measured data
When the moisture content of the wet clay in the mixture exceeds 15%, clogging of the inter-bar gaps in the crusher screen is observed; this is based on actual measurement data.
The rotational speed of the hammer crusher’s rotor when processing the specified mixture is 750 revolutions per minute; this is the official specification.
The permissible marl content in the raw material is up to 30%; this is the engineering reference range. The permissible total moisture content of the raw material is up to 15%; these are the measured data. The standard rotor speed is 750 revolutions per minute; this is the official specification. The permissible size of the feed material raw material is up to 250 mm; this is the engineering reference range
Can a hammer crusher be used when the moisture content of the raw material exceeds 15%? No; if this threshold is exceeded, the working chambers become consistently clogged – this is based on actual measurement data. What is the maximum permissible proportion of marl in the raw material to ensure stable operation? The permissible proportion ofis up to 30% of the total raw material mass; this is the engineering reference range. Do the equipment settings need to be adjusted when switching to processing a mixture of limestone, marl and wet clay? It is recommended to set the rotor speed to 750 revolutions per minute; this is the official specification
