As an important crushing equipment widely used in mining, construction and other industries, the energy consumption of jaw crushers has always attracted much attention during the production process. Reducing the energy consumption of jaw crushers not only helps enterprises reduce production costs and improve economic benefits, but also meets the current development requirements of energy conservation and environmental protection.
The jaw crusher mainly crushes the material by periodically approaching and leaving the fixed jaw plate with the moving jaw plate, squeezing, splitting and bending the material. This crushing method requires a lot of energy to overcome the cohesion and friction of the material. Especially when crushing materials with greater hardness, the required crushing force is greater, and the energy consumption of the equipment also increases accordingly.
The structural design of some jaw crushers has defects, such as unreasonable moving jaw motion trajectory, poor crushing chamber shape, etc., resulting in low crushing efficiency and increased energy consumption. In addition, if the transmission system, lubrication system and other parts of the equipment are not designed reasonably, energy loss will also increase.
In actual production, if the operating parameters are set unreasonably, such as feed size, feed speed, and discharge port size, the jaw crusher will be in an inefficient operating state and increase energy consumption. For example, if the feed size is too large, the crusher may be blocked, increase the load on the equipment, and thus increase energy consumption.
(a) Improve the shape of the crushing chamber. A reasonable design of the crushing chamber shape can improve crushing efficiency and reduce energy loss. For example, the use of a deep-chamber crushing chamber can increase the residence time of the material in the crushing chamber and improve the crushing effect.
(b) Optimize the motion trajectory of the movable jaw. By improving the motion trajectory of the movable jaw, the movable jaw can crush the material more effectively during the crushing process and reduce the consumption of useless work.
(c) Use advanced transmission systems. The selection of efficient transmission devices, such as energy-saving motors and reducers, can reduce the energy consumption of the equipment. At the same time, the layout of the transmission system should be reasonably designed to reduce energy loss during the transmission process.
The wear-resistant parts (such as jaw plates) of jaw crushers are subjected to great wear and impact during the crushing process. Choosing suitable wear-resistant materials can extend the service life of wear-resistant parts and reduce the maintenance cost and energy consumption of equipment. For example, the use of high-hardness and high-toughness wear-resistant alloy steel materials to make jaw plates can improve the wear resistance of jaw plates, reduce the replacement frequency, and thus reduce energy consumption.
(a) Control the feed size. Pre-treat the material before crushing, and crush or screen the oversized material to meet the feeding requirements of the jaw crusher. This can avoid equipment blockage and increased energy consumption caused by excessive feed size.
(b) Reasonable adjustment of feeding speed. According to the processing capacity and crushing effect of the jaw crusher, reasonably adjust the feeding speed to keep the equipment in the best operating state. Too fast feeding speed may cause equipment overload and increase energy consumption; too slow feeding speed will reduce production efficiency.
(c) Adjust the discharge port size. According to actual production needs, reasonably adjust the size of the discharge port to ensure that the product particle size meets the requirements, improve crushing efficiency and reduce energy consumption.
(a) Regularly maintain the jaw crusher, check whether the various components of the equipment are operating normally, and promptly discover and solve problems. For example, check the lubrication of the transmission system and whether the fastening bolts are loose.
(b) Keep the equipment clean. Clean the accumulated materials and debris in the crushing chamber in time to avoid affecting the crushing efficiency and energy consumption of the equipment due to excessive accumulation.
(c) Train operators. Improve the technical level and operating skills of operators so that they can operate the equipment correctly, reasonably adjust parameters, and avoid increased energy consumption due to improper operation.