A basalt crushing and screening plant is a processing facility that sizes volcanic basalt rock into usable aggregates for various industries.
Purpose: It crushes large basalt rocks into different-sized aggregates and classifies them by size.
How It Works:

  1. Feeding: Large basalt blocks are transferred to a primary crusher via a feeder.

  2. Crushing: Jaw crushers or impact crushers break the rocks into smaller fragments.

  3. Screening: The crushed material is passed through vibrating screens to separate particles by size.

  4. Secondary/Tertiary Crushing: Cone crushers may be used for finer sizing.

  5. Stockpiling: Classified aggregates are transported via conveyor belts to storage areas.
    Applications:

  • Concrete and asphalt production

  • Road and railway infrastructure (base material, ballast)

  • Construction fill material

  • Landscaping and decorative purposes