Demystifying the 200 TPH Stone Crusher: Specifications and Selection Essentials
The specification “Stone Crusher 200 Ton Per Jam” (or 200 Tons Per Hour – TPH) represents a significant capacity point in aggregate production, commonly targeted for medium-sized quarries, large construction projects, or dedicated aggregate suppliers. Selecting the right equipment for this demanding output requires careful consideration of several interdependent factors beyond just the headline capacity figure. This article outlines the core specifications and critical selection criteria for a reliable 200 TPH crushing plant.
Core Components & Typical Specifications:
A 200 TPH stone crushing plant is rarely a single machine but rather a well-integrated system. components and their typical specifications include:
1. Primary Crusher: Responsible for the initial size reduction of blasted rock (typically <700mm down to ~150-250mm).
Type: Jaw Crusher (most common) or Gyratory Crusher (for very hard, abrasive rock or higher capacities).
Jaw Crusher Example Specs:
Feed Opening: ~1000mm x 700mm (approx. 40" x 28") or larger.
Max Feed Size: ~600-700mm.
CSS (Closed Side Setting): Adjustable range, e.g., 100-250mm, depending on desired product size.
Power Requirement: ~110-160 kW (~150-215 HP).
Gyratory Example Specs: Smaller head diameter compared to higher capacity units.
2. Secondary Crusher: Further reduces material from the primary stage to intermediate sizes (~25-60mm), crucial for achieving final product shape and size distribution.
Type: Cone Crusher (most common for hard/abrasive rock), Impact Crusher (excellent for softer rock like limestone, better shape/cubic product).
Cone Crusher Example Specs:
Head Diameter: ~1300mm – 1600mm (approx. 51" – 63").
Max Feed Size: Compatible with primary discharge (~150-250mm).
CSS Range: Adjustable, e.g., 20-50mm.
Power Requirement: ~250-315 kW (~335-420 HP). Higher power often needed for harder rock.
Impact Crusher Example Specs: Large rotor diameter and width;
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