How difficult is the jam of 1600 tph cone crusher boulder cleared by traditional method, 1600 tph CR

[@johnfisher7143]

Must be a government run operation, one person working, 20 people standing around watching 😂

[@aland7236]

I think this may be a 1599 tph crusher with all of the big rocks it eats. 😉 Thanks for sharing.

[@biggad73]

Nice job

[@Aleksandr_Juozas]

Неудивительно, что рабочая часть всё время засоряется. Довели оборудование до нерабочего состояния. Скаты воронки не чищены со времён наглосаксонского колониализма. Двадцать зевак-советчиков на одного крановщика, а толку чуть. Напрашивается нелицеприятное сравнение примата с автоматом.

[@haroldsmith45302]

Good video, thank you.

[@meragippygrewal140]

Very nice ❤

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Why are they spraying water in the rock Crusher

[@lebarbaretiteuf]

For controlling dust and helping cleaning the hopper but here they are going to plug the screeners with this wet material

[@aland7236]

Probably to wash out any small stuff holding the larger rocks together. It'll be problematic for the next set of equipment though.

[@viddabroun8613]

Whilst I find watching this crusher captivating I'm horrified to think of how many killer mineral specimens it has destroyed. Some mines have an expert on their staff to pull the good examples before they get crushed these days because weight for weight mineral specimens are worth hundreds of times what the ore will fetch and they don't need to be processed like the ore does.

[@aaronwilcox6417]

When you mining on a large commercial scale you dont have time to pick the pile. The operation is dependent on mill thruput tonnage. In the real world. How do I know. I worked as an hardrock underground miner for years. You don't have time to dilly dally.

[@johnforthmeijer229]

Better cleaning myby and not use so much water

[@williambabich9761]

Yup

[@williambabich9761]

So idiotic so lazy .unclean caused it so bobblehead