500 tons per hour NK mobile crushing station

A 500 tons per hour (tph) NK mobile crushing station is a high-performance mobile crushing and screening plant that is capable of processing large quantities of stone and aggregate materials. To achieve a throughput of 500 tph, the plant would require a combination of primary, secondary, and tertiary crushing equipment, as well as screening and conveyor systems.

Here is a suggested layout for a 500 tph NK mobile crushing station with a minimum particle size of 1500 microns (1.5 mm):

Primary crushing:

Use a large jaw crusher with a feeding port of 1200 mm x 750 mm (such as NK1250). The crusher should be able to handle large stones and process them into smaller particles.

Secondary crushing:

Use a cone crusher (e.g., HP500) with a throughput capacity of around 500 tph. This crusher will further reduce the particle size of the stones.

Tertiary crushing:

Use a VSI crusher (e.g., VSI-5X) with a throughput capacity of around 300 tph. This crusher will fine-tune the particle size and shape of the stones.

Screening:

Use a large vibrating screen (e.g., YK3245) with a screening area of 3200 mm x 4500 mm. This screen will separate the crushed stones into different size fractions.

Conveyor system:

Use heavy-duty belt conveyors to transfer the raw materials and products between the crushing and screening stations.

Washing and dewatering:

Include a washing system with water sprays and dust collectors to remove dust and impurities from the crushed stones.

Use centrifuges or press filters to remove excess moisture from the washed stones.

Drying:

Use a rotary dryer with a capacity of around 500 tph to dry the washed and dewatered stones.

Storage:

Use silos or hoppers to store the crushed stones and other materials.

Please note that the specific equipment required for a 500 tph NK mobile crushing station will depend on the type of stone, desired output size, and other factors. This layout is only a suggestion and should be adjusted according to the unique requirements of each project.