Демистификация 36 Конусная дробилка: Specifications and Their Impact

Термин "36 Конусная дробилка" is deeply ingrained in aggregate and mining operations worldwide. It typically refers to a cone crusher with a 7-foot (приблизительно. 2134 мм) head diameter, tracing its lineage back to the iconic Symons design principles that revolutionized secondary and tertiary crushing. While modern equivalents exist under brands like (HP/MP Series), Кедарапиды (MVPX), (CH/CS Series), and others, understanding the core specifications associated with a "36" cone remains crucial for selection, операция, and optimization.

Why Specifications Matter

Cone crusher specifications aren't just numbers; they define the machine's capabilities, ограничения, and suitability for your specific application. specs dictate:
Максимальный размер подачи: What size rock can it accept?
Емкость: How much material can it process per hour?
Требования к питанию: What motor horsepower is needed?
Диапазон размеров продукта: What particle sizes can it produce?

Физические размеры & Масса: Will it fit your site and handling capabilities?

Core Specifications of a Typical Modern 7-Foot / 36 Конусная дробилка

While exact figures vary significantly between manufacturers and specific models (например, fine vs. coarse chamber configurations), here are typical ranges for a robust modern equivalent designed for secondary crushing:

| Спецификация | Типичный диапазон | Значение |
| :- | : | :- |
| Диаметр головки | 7 футы / 2134 мм | Defines nominal size classification ("36" конус) |
| Maximum Feed Opening | ~230 - 270 мм (9" - 10.6") | Largest lump size crusher can accept |
| Recommended Feed Size | ≤ ~200 mm (8") | Optimal size for efficient crushing & chamber filling |
| Закрытая боковая установка (CSS) Диапазон | ~8 - 40 мм (0.3" - 1.6") | Primary control over product size; smaller CSS = finer product |
| Требование к питанию | ~200 - 300 кВт (250 - 400 HP) | Determines drive motor size; impacts throughput & разрушаемость |
| Capacity Range¹ | ~150 - 400 м/ч (