Feeding
Controlled feeding helps keep the primary crusher working steadily and reduces sudden overload.
Technical Solution Video
This video explains the project information, process stages and equipment roles that should be reviewed before a granite crushing plant configuration is selected.
Engineering Reference
Granite hardness, maximum feed size, required aggregate sizes, feeding stability, working hours and site conditions can all change the final plant arrangement.
Send Project DetailsProcess Planning
The final configuration must be checked against the actual material and site. A stated 200 TPH target is not a fixed output guarantee.
Controlled feeding helps keep the primary crusher working steadily and reduces sudden overload.
A jaw crusher is commonly considered for reducing large granite feed before secondary crushing.
For hard granite, the secondary crusher is selected according to abrasiveness, product shape and operating cost.
A vibrating screen separates the required aggregate sizes and identifies oversize material.
Conveyors transfer each product to a suitable stockpile based on the confirmed plant layout.
Equipment Roles
The plant should be reviewed as a connected material-flow system. Crusher type and screening duty depend on the project data.
Video Transcript Summary
For hard granite, first confirm maximum feed size, required final aggregate sizes and actual working hours. A jaw crusher normally handles primary crushing. A suitable secondary crusher can then reduce the material further, followed by screening for different product sizes. The achievable capacity depends on the material condition, equipment configuration and feeding system.
Disclosure: Process footage is shown for technical reference and does not represent a specific Zhongji customer project.
Configuration Review
Material, maximum feed size, required final sizes, required capacity and project location are the starting point for a practical discussion.