Thanks for the nice walk around! I build and convert 1/16 scale construction equipment and I am about to start on a screen and sorting plant. This helps me a lot!
Those roller crushers have been around crushing sand and gravel for a super long time , welding them drums back up to size takes a really lot of welding rods
Hey great video thank you very much for taking the tour but some narration of each piece of machinery would’ve been great for us people that know nothing about rock crushing
It's a jaw Crusher feeding into a screening plant. Inside the screening plant are different sized screens top and bottom deck which sort out the different size Rock 1 inch minus 3/4 minus whatever the customer is trying to process. We have new screening plants called gladiators that look just like that but our production seems to be way higher. That job was moving super slow and the feeder didn't even really seem to be doing much. The feeder is the part where the machine was loading in the product feeding into the jaw.
We usually only run it as fast as it's needed for it to keep up with our feed. I guess our mind set is the less times a day it goes around the longer the bearings will last that's all...
The only thing that I wished you would have shown was some more of the northwest working, i have an older friend who is featured on steamcrane on here a good bit, by the name of Everett Deberry (bud) who runs an 80D
This might be a new style of crushing but I been around a lot Jaw Crushers and every one of them crush on the down stroke Because it helps pull the rock down the crushing chamber. I’m pretty sure that crusher is running backwards sir. Please educate me. You probably know something that I don’t.
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what gets me is that they never show the poor damb testing Engineer who has to test the rock every 30 min to a hour to make shur that its up to code.....
is there a reason behind having that primary jaw running in reverse ? i was always under the belief that on a single toggle jaw its better to have the shaft rotating towards the fixed jaw because it helps to draw the rock down into it
Alex Hartman the reason we had it running in Reverse was we seem to have better luck with it pushing the rock up when there was Rock jams we don't always running in Reverse though
Rollers? If you're trying to produce and a cone crusher will be your best bet. Close the cone Gap crank up the pressure you can damn near produce sand.
I feel like a cone would eliminate the secondary jaw/rolls. I worked at a sand and gravel plant we ran El-jay cones and there were times it would eat 8" rock consistantly. I have also seen an arm with the start-stop switch where the driver doesn't have to get out of his truck.
There's a lot of reasons we chose not to go with a cone we can Crush 12in Rock with just the jaw and roll plant most of time we do not run a primary in front of the main plant. A lot of our jobs require us to crush at least 10 inch Rock if we use the cone we would have to run a primary in front of it all the time the Jaw roll is just a better fit for us. As for the truck driver we all have Wireless remotes for everybody that can run everything from every belt on the crusher as well as the surge bin So the truck drivers can be fat and lazy. ;)
@@rambo38505 I know alot depends on what part of the country people are, it looks like rolls are more popular in the midwest then in the west. I ran a roll and the production was so bad I had to keep starting and stoping the feeder on the jaw cus the rolls were to small. The jaw was a 30x42 and the cone was a 45" El-Jay. I think the roll was only like 16" wide.
The grizzly bars are hay spears that farmers use for picking up bales of hay we replaced the grizzly bars with them and they work so much better flexible surprisingly very tough and The Rock's don't stick in them nearly as bad as the normal Grizzly bars did
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it's filled. Is the person on the primary screen machine not wearing a hardhat? If I understand, MSHA requires a hardhat in all areas around the plant. Worked in quarries for 9 years, so I should remember the laws.
Diesel is diesel and it sure takes it to bust a rock. They started out here with an old Cat powerplant and then finally got 3-phase electric. I don't even want to think how much the electric bill is a month and they're on a demand metering system which means they can't even fire up till 9 a.m.
Brandon Hagedorn It's a site cheaper than a power plant that would pull that plant. We'd run 92K +or_ tons every 2 weeks as regular as a clock ticking. Google LBM Industries and take a look around. That's where I was since the start of it off and on. And the demand rate is cheaper. But now with our economy boom (yeah right) they shut down for months at a time.
+Lewie McNeely Wish we could be on the grid! Not really feasible with our 7-12 moves a summer, not to mention we sometimes we are out in the middle of a corn field crushing!
This hurt my eyes. The primary jaw is running way too slow and in reverse. You need to have a cone after the jaw to eliminate the oversized rocks going through the screen.
Nice,nice,nice, equupment, well done hands, kudos to the dragline op. Have a blessed day América
That’s gotta be the quietest running diesel I’ve heard on equipment. Lol 😂
Très impressionnante machinerie, toute cette puissance.. et bien réglée ! Merci pour cette belle visite et pour la publication .
Thanks for the nice walk around! I build and convert 1/16 scale construction equipment and I am about to start on a screen and sorting plant. This helps me a lot!
RVJimD very cool we have all the cad drawings to our plant if you want to make a replica of ours
rambo38505 it would be very handy to have a few drawings to help me get the basic overall dimensions correct and help keep the proportions right.
Those roller crushers have been around crushing sand and gravel for a super long time , welding them drums back up to size takes a really lot of welding rods
We have roll build up machines that do most of the hard labor check out my channel I have a video of the roll build up machines at work
Hey great video thank you very much for taking the tour but some narration of each piece of machinery would’ve been great for us people that know nothing about rock crushing
It's a jaw Crusher feeding into a screening plant. Inside the screening plant are different sized screens top and bottom deck which sort out the different size Rock 1 inch minus 3/4 minus whatever the customer is trying to process. We have new screening plants called gladiators that look just like that but our production seems to be way higher. That job was moving super slow and the feeder didn't even really seem to be doing much. The feeder is the part where the machine was loading in the product feeding into the jaw.
What surprises me the most is that you posted it to TH-cam and guys not wearing hard hats. Guess MSHA doesn't mind
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Do you guys run a ground loop to all equipment that uses power from the generator? Have you ever had anyone electrocuted?
Bloody hard to watch - keep the camera still !!
the primary jaw is an eagle 32x40 and the other is a 12x60 Lippmann
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Interesting. May have to try it
I have never seen a jaw crusher run at that low a rpm before. What is your reason?
We usually only run it as fast as it's needed for it to keep up with our feed. I guess our mind set is the less times a day it goes around the longer the bearings will last that's all...
The only thing that I wished you would have shown was some more of the northwest working, i have an older friend who is featured on steamcrane on here a good bit, by the name of Everett Deberry (bud) who runs an 80D
Check out my you tube channel and also Brandon Hagedorn on you tube there is more videos on the old Northwest dragline
This might be a new style of crushing but I been around a lot Jaw Crushers and every one of them crush on the down stroke Because it helps pull the rock down the crushing chamber. I’m pretty sure that crusher is running backwards sir.
Please educate me. You probably know something that I don’t.
Do you work for Brandon Hagedorn?
He is my brother
Nice video
What type of jaw crusher is that?
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what gets me is that they never show the poor damb testing Engineer who has to test the rock every 30 min to a hour to make shur that its up to code.....
Are u that guy
Every 30 minutes ? Our tech was burning my asphalt and taking aggregate 1 time a day , in PA
is there a reason behind having that primary jaw running in reverse ? i was always under the belief that on a single toggle jaw its better to have the shaft rotating towards the fixed jaw because it helps to draw the rock down into it
Alex Hartman the reason we had it running in Reverse was we seem to have better luck with it pushing the rock up when there was Rock jams we don't always running in Reverse though
Looks like an Infomercial.
Nice setup, Can i know the make of those rollers? and is it better to have rollers or a cone crusher? if i am interested in sand?
Enjoyed the video :)
Lippman roll crusher 42x36 model.. Pioneer makes them and so does Cedarapids
A cone is the best in my opinion.
Rollers? If you're trying to produce and a cone crusher will be your best bet. Close the cone Gap crank up the pressure you can damn near produce sand.
I see what you mean by rollers. Never seen that before. Still think a 1300 cone will do it.
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I feel like a cone would eliminate the secondary jaw/rolls. I worked at a sand and gravel plant we ran El-jay cones and there were times it would eat 8" rock consistantly. I have also seen an arm with the start-stop switch where the driver doesn't have to get out of his truck.
There's a lot of reasons we chose not to go with a cone we can Crush 12in Rock with just the jaw and roll plant most of time we do not run a primary in front of the main plant. A lot of our jobs require us to crush at least 10 inch Rock if we use the cone we would have to run a primary in front of it all the time the Jaw roll is just a better fit for us. As for the truck driver we all have Wireless remotes for everybody that can run everything from every belt on the crusher as well as the surge bin So the truck drivers can be fat and lazy. ;)
@@rambo38505 I know alot depends on what part of the country people are, it looks like rolls are more popular in the midwest then in the west. I ran a roll and the production was so bad I had to keep starting and stoping the feeder on the jaw cus the rolls were to small. The jaw was a 30x42 and the cone was a 45" El-Jay. I think the roll was only like 16" wide.
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Those grizzly bars are worn down pretty good. Pretty dirty looking material, but looked like it wasn’t plugging any chutes up, so that’s a good deal.
The grizzly bars are hay spears that farmers use for picking up bales of hay we replaced the grizzly bars with them and they work so much better flexible surprisingly very tough and The Rock's don't stick in them nearly as bad as the normal Grizzly bars did
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2.Built-in air classifier, higher classifiying accuracy, powder narrow particle size distribution, better powder quality
3.lower energy-consumption, higher outpout(for same install capacity, 200~300Kg/hour higher)
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My favorite part was how the camera man was having a seizure
No doubt, he sure doesn't know how to film stuff
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it's filled. Is the person on the primary screen machine not wearing a hardhat? If I understand, MSHA requires a hardhat in all areas around the plant. Worked in quarries for 9 years, so I should remember the laws.
You need to learn to move slower when you move around. You make people dizzy
Nice setup but didn't see the diesel refinery because that Cat would suck the fuel. And those were the slowest jaw crushers I've ever seen.
+Lewie McNeely We got rid of that noisy thing, got an Isuzu one not that is surprising not much more fuel efficient.
Diesel is diesel and it sure takes it to bust a rock. They started out here with an old Cat powerplant and then finally got 3-phase electric. I don't even want to think how much the electric bill is a month and they're on a demand metering system which means they can't even fire up till 9 a.m.
Wow, that would suck, in what state?
Brandon Hagedorn It's a site cheaper than a power plant that would pull that plant. We'd run 92K +or_ tons every 2 weeks as regular as a clock ticking. Google LBM Industries and take a look around. That's where I was since the start of it off and on. And the demand rate is cheaper. But now with our economy boom (yeah right) they shut down for months at a time.
+Lewie McNeely Wish we could be on the grid! Not really feasible with our 7-12 moves a summer, not to mention we sometimes we are out in the middle of a corn field crushing!
Your jaw is running backwards!
We know that we run it backwards every now and then to get the rock jams pushed upwards surprisingly works very well
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This hurt my eyes. The primary jaw is running way too slow and in reverse. You need to have a cone after the jaw to eliminate the oversized rocks going through the screen.
Think I am going to throw up to much camera movement
Must be a family operation with all the MSHA violations I see in this video.
Shun itgreat
slow down
Thay jaw is moving soo slow. Powerscreen baby. We do it better.
No video of rocks being crushed. Terrible video son.
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2.Built-in air classifier, higher classifiying accuracy, powder narrow particle size distribution, better powder quality
3.lower energy-consumption, higher outpout(for same install capacity, 200~300Kg/hour higher)
4.PLC control, simple operation: 1. Low voltage components: Schneider 2. VF/Soft Start: ABB 3. PLC Controller: SIMENS
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