200 TPH Lead-Zinc Ore Crushing Solution in Afghanistan
Client Overview
A mining company in Afghanistan sought a reliable partner to process lead-zinc ore at 200 tons per hour (TPH) for their expanding operations. Harsh terrain and limited infrastructure demanded durable, high-efficiency equipment.
Project Overview
Location: Afghanistan
Material: Lead-Zinc Ore (compressive strength: 120-150 MPa)
Feed Size: ≤750mm
Output Size: 0-30mm (adjustable)
Capacity: 200 TPH
Challenge: Abrasive ore, intermittent power supply, and need for minimal downtime.
Challenges
- Hard Ore Characteristics: Lead-zinc ore’s abrasiveness required wear-resistant crushers.
- Throughput Demand: Consistent 200 TPH output under extreme conditions.
- Infrastructure Limitations: Adaptable equipment for limited grid power and rough terrain.
Solution: Customized Crushing Line by Liming
- Primary Crushing: PEW Series Jaw Crusher (PEW1100)
- Role: Coarse crushing to reduce 750mm ore to ~200mm.
- Advantage: Deep crushing chamber + hydraulic adjustment for abrasive ore.
- Secondary Crushing: HPT Multi-Cylinder Hydraulic Cone Crusher (HPT300)
- Role: Further crush to 30mm with high cubicity.
- Advantage: Laminated crushing + automatic control for stable output.
- Supporting Equipment:
- Vibrating Feeder (GZD1500×6000): Uniform feeding to prevent blockage.
- Belt Conveyor (B6X Series): Dust-proof & impact-resistant for long-distance transport.
Technical Highlights
- Energy Efficiency: HPT crusher’s hydraulic system reduces power consumption by 15%.
- Smart Control: PLC system monitors performance and adjusts settings in real time.
- Low Maintenance: PEW jaw crusher’s modular design simplifies wear-part replacement.
Results
- Output: Steady 200-210 TPH, exceeding the target.
- Downtime Reduction: 40% fewer stoppages vs. the client’s old setup.
- Cost Savings: 30% lower spare parts consumption due to wear-resistant materials.
Client Feedback
“Liming’s PEW and HPT crushers handled our tough lead-zinc ore effortlessly. Their team’s support ensured smooth commissioning despite logistical challenges.” – Afghanistan Project Manager