An aggregate crushing and screening plant is a facility that processes large rocks and stones into smaller-sized aggregates, which are widely used in construction, road building, and concrete production. These plants crush and screen rocks of different hardness to make them suitable for use.

Main Components:

  1. Feeder: Regularly feeds raw materials into the system.
  2. Crushers (Jaw, Cone, Impact, etc.): Break large rocks into desired sizes.
  3. Screening Unit: Sorts crushed materials into different sizes.
  4. Conveyor Belts: Transport and organize the materials.
  5. Storage Areas: Sections where processed aggregates are classified and stored.
  6. Dust Suppression System: Reduces dust formation to protect the environment.

Working Principle:

  1. Large rocks are directed into the crusher via the feeder.
  2. The crusher breaks the rocks into smaller pieces.
  3. The crushed material moves to the screening system.
  4. The screening unit classifies the material into different sizes.
  5. The final aggregates are stored and prepared for transportation.

Aggregate crushing and screening plants are essential in industries like mining, infrastructure projects, concrete production, and asphalt manufacturing.