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Impact Crusher by 2020-CH-56
Impact Crusher by 2020-CH-56
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
Graph Parameters:
Along x-axis:
1 big box: 0.3
1 small box: 0.03
Along y-axis:
1 big box: 20
1 small box: 2
Calculation for reduction ratio:
Reduction Ratio 80=80% Passing Feed ¿ ¿ 80 % Passing Product ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
5.2
¿
2.2
Reduction ratio = 2.36
Graph 2:
Plot a graph b/w cumulative mass %age versus passing sieve
aperture size.
Y-Values
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100
80
60
40
20
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0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Graph parameters:
Along x-axis:
1 big box: 5
1 small box: 0.5
Along y-axis:
1 big box: 20
1 small box: 2
Graph 3:
Plot a graph between cumulative mass %age versus passing
sieve aperture size both on logarithm scale.
1.99 1.5
1.97 0.45
1.90 -0.075
1.77 -0.45
1.55 -0.60
1.50 -0.82
-0.169 -0.90
Y-Values
2.5
1.5
0.5
0
-1.5 -1 -0.5 0 0.5 1 1.5 2
-0.5
Graph parameters:
Along x-axis:
1 big box: 0.5
1 small box: 0.05
Along y-axis:
1 big box: 0.5
1 small box: 0.05
1.5. Discussion:
Discussion on graph:
In the graph we take geometric mean on x-axis and
cumulative mass on y-axis as shown above. The upper line shows the
passing percentage and the lower line shows the retaining percentage.
According to the graph, if the passing percentage is high than it means
the retaining percentage is low and if the retaining percentage is high
than it means the passing percentage is low as shown in the graph. On
x-axis one big box is equal to 0.3 and on y-axis one big box is equal to
20. Now for graph 2 on x-axis one big box is equal to 5 and on y-axis
one big box is equal to 20. And for graph 3 on x-axis one big box is equal
to 0.5 and on y-axis one big box is equal to 0.5.
Discussion on Experiment:
Impact crusher act as secondary crusher.
Impact crusher reduce the size of the product of roll crusher. It converts
the particles into smaller than that of roll crusher. Large impact crusher
will reduce 1.5 m top size run-of-mine ore to 20 cm, at capacities of
around 1500 th-1, crushers with capacities of 3000 th-1 have been
manufactured. Since they depend on high velocities for crushing, wear
is greater than for jaw crusher. Hence impact crushers should not be
used on ores containing over 15% silica (Lewis et al., 1976). Impact
crusher is reliable for materials in which silica content is less than 15%.
Because silica cause hardness in the ore and it damage the hammers of
the impact crusher.
1.6. Conclusion:
The main objectives of this experiment are to study the
various parts of Laboratory Impact crusher with special emphasis on
their functions, to perform a crushing test on a given sample in which
the silica content must be less than 15%. After crushing the product
analyzed by sieve analysis (screening test). After screening test, plot a
graph on taken values and find out the reduction ratio of impact
crusher By this formula: