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AIB 005
Abrasive
The feed materials predominately
used can be particularly abrasive. Typical Barmac B-Series VSI
Whether flint gravel or granite, the
effect on conventional crushers can Aggregate and Sand Circuit
be unacceptable in terms of the
overall economics.
The B-Series rock-on-rock
principle, however, ensures that
throughput can be maintained New Feed
without incurring high wear costs –40 +20mm
and prolonged downtime.
Furthermore, as wear does
inevitably occur, the product
grading will remain unaltered,
Feed: New 140 TPH
ensuring continuity of quality.
Recirculating: 60 TPH
Barmac B-Series VSI crushers are
in use throughout the world,
producing good-quality aggregates
and 0-5mm concrete sands. These
machines are also well established
in the industrial minerals sector B7100 VSI
crushing such diverse materials as 185kW [250 hp]
Chinese bauxite, sintered Tip Speed: 47 m/s
magnesite, fused aluminas and 10% Cascade
recycled glass, where shaped and
fine sizes are desirable
characteristics of the finished
material specification
New Model
3-Deck Screen
Recently Metso Minerals launched Cut 1 = 20mm
the new B1100 Series VSI which Cut 2 = 10mm
has been designed to offer higher Cut 3 = 5mm
capacity for a given motor size,
plus easier servicing and reduced
operating costs.
These benefits have been achieved
through an improved hopper
design and the development of new 0–5mm
rotor design technology.
5–10mm
The new model gives capacity
increases of up to 25%, as well as
an improved capability to handle 10–20mm
coarse feed fractions. Specific
energy consumption can be
reduced by up to 20% and average
wear costs are reduced in many For more information regarding this circuit see AIB001.
cases by 15%.
Barmac VSI crushers are also used in the industrial minerals, mining, recycling and general quarrying industries. A wide range
of materials are processed through Barmac VSI crushers worldwide. For more information on this or any other application, please
contact your nearest Barmac representative.
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