Double Roll Crusher Design

Danie
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Posted in: , on 7. Apr. 2010 - 15:53

Hi, I'm a student and need to design a double roll crusher that can be used for crushing coal from 100 mm down to 50 mm at a rate of 300 tons per hour (tph).

Where can I find the mechanical properties of coal and how do I determine the roll diameter, roll speed, torque and reaction forces on the shafts if the rolls have teeth?

Any references would be appreciated.

Thanks

Danie

rajanarender - Bevcon Wayors , India
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Double Roll Crusher Power Calculation

Posted on 22. Apr. 2010 - 06:37

Hi, I'm a employ and need to design a double roll crusher that can be used for crushing coal from 200mm down to 75 mm at a rate of 160 tons per hour (tph).

Where can I find the mechanical properties of coal and how do I determine the roll diameter, roll speed, torque and reaction forces on the shafts if the rolls have teeth? & power calcualtion

Any references would be appreciated.

Thanks

Rajanarender.N

Re: Double Roll Crusher Design

Posted on 22. Apr. 2010 - 03:07
Quote Originally Posted by DanieView Post
Hi, I'm a student and need to design a double roll crusher that can be used for crushing coal from 100 mm down to 50 mm at a rate of 300 tons per hour (tph).

Where can I find the mechanical properties of coal and how do I determine the roll diameter, roll speed, torque and reaction forces on the shafts if the rolls have teeth?

Any references would be appreciated.

Thanks

Danie

The american coal association is one place, virginia tech is another and the south african coal boards research arm is another if it still exists.

Re: Double Roll Crusher Design

Posted on 22. Apr. 2010 - 03:16
Quote Originally Posted by rajanarenderView Post
Hi, I'm a employ and need to design a double roll crusher that can be used for crushing coal from 200mm down to 75 mm at a rate of 160 tons per hour (tph).

Where can I find the mechanical properties of coal and how do I determine the roll diameter, roll speed, torque and reaction forces on the shafts if the rolls have teeth? & power calcualtion

Any references would be appreciated.

Thanks

Rajanarender.N



Namaskar Rajanarender,

You really dont need to design one when

there are several dozen already on the

world market with proven design-not

that I am not trying work you out of a job.

lzaharis