50TPH Hard Aggregate Crushing Plant

A 50TPH (tons per hour) hard aggregate crushing plant refers to a crushing plant used to process hard materials, such as basalt, granite, or other types of rocks, that have a compressive strength of up to 300 MPa (Mega Pascal). The "50" in the name refers to the production capacity of the plant, which is typically measured in tons per hour.

There are various components and equipment used in a hard aggregate crushing plant, including:

Jaw crusher: A primary crushing machine used to reduce large rocks into smaller ones.

Cone crusher: A secondary crushing machine used to further reduce the size of the rocks.

Vibrating feeder: A machine that feeds the material into the crusher at a controlled rate.

Vibrating screen: A machine that separates the crushed material into different sizes.

Belt conveyor: A machine that transports the crushed material from one location to another.

Control panel: A panel that controls the various components of the plant.

The specific configuration of a 50TPH hard aggregate crushing plant will depend on the nature of the material being processed and the desired end product.