HP Multi-Cylinder Hydraulic Cone Crusher Working Principle
The working principle of the HP Multi-Cylinder Hydraulic Cone Crusher can be summarized as the dual technical combination of “laminated crushing + hydraulic intelligent control”. The core is to achieve an efficient and stable crushing process through the synergistic action of multiple hydraulic cylinders.
Laminated crushing principle (core crushing mechanism)
1. Dynamic extrusion: The main shaft drives the moving cone to perform eccentric swinging motion, so that the material in the crushing chamber is repeatedly squeezed and ground between the moving cone and the fixed cone liner.
2. Multi-stage crushing: The material falls in a “waterfall-like” manner in the crushing chamber and undergoes multiple laminated crushing (similar to a “sandwich” structure). Compared with single impact crushing, it can significantly reduce the proportion of needle-like particles.
3. Particle shape control: By adjusting the swing trajectory of the moving cone, the finished product particle size is made more uniform (needle-like content <10%).
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