Brief introduction of crushing principle of crusher

Crushing refers to the process of using external force to break large particles of material into small particles. A crusher is a device that can complete material crushing. The hourly production power and the corresponding crushing ratio are the main basic conditions for judging whether a crusher is a large-scale equipment. The crushing method of the crusher varies depending on the crushed material. Please see the introduction in the following article.

The material to be crushed needs to be squeezed in all directions in the crushing chamber of the crusher. The material blocks impact each other or impact the liner, resulting in rapid transfer of the material blocks. The control of the material layer requires a certain density. From the entrance to the exit of the crushing chamber, the crushing force of the crushed material gradually increases. If you want to change the direction of the block, you can use high frequency to make the material layer vibrate strongly, which will cause shear and bending stress in the material. This is the forced inner layer vibration crushing method. In large crushers, due to the large amount of material, a certain density is created to meet the conditions of gradually increasing the crushing force, thereby achieving selective crushing to a large extent.

In short, the crushing method used is different according to the different characteristics of the materials to be crushed. If users want to achieve good crushing effect, they need to choose a crushing method that suits the characteristics of the material.