1, solid waste crushing process, what size crusher should be selected?

For the selection of solid waste crushing equipment, it is important to choose the right specification crusher. Hohhray usually recommends the right crusher according to the material characteristics and discharge size requirements, and choosing the crusher specification usually does not require 100% of the available power to complete the crushing work required.

The reason for this is that as the knives become dull over time, more energy is required to shred the material. If the crusher has enough spare power, the user can continue to use it for longer without maintenance before the knives need to be replaced.

Hao Rui Shredding also suggests that, as long as the power is sufficient, the size of the knife box should be considered when choosing a crusher to grab as much material as possible. Therefore, in addition to the model and power, you also need to consider factors such as knife hook size and wheelbase, feed chamber and material properties.

2, solid waste crushing process, what kind of feeding method should be chosen?

Batch feeding

Batch feeding involves dumping large quantities of material into the crusher hopper with some kind of grab or loader. Batch feeding is common in appliance destruction, construction demolition work or bale material handling. While batch feeding is simple and straightforward, it is relatively inefficient. If the crusher knife box is not properly sized, the crusher is more likely to bridge material blockages or accept more material than it can crush at one time in a batch feeding situation.

Metered feed

Metered feed means that material is fed through a conveyor into a hopper in a steady controlled flow. If the material can be metered, the crusher can monitor the amount of material being fed and more effectively adjust the line's mating speed. Metered feed results in fewer reversals or stoppages.