Jaw crushers are commonly used for primary crushing in mineral processing plants. They are designed to handle large-sized rocks and ores and reduce them to a smaller size. The jaw crusher consists of a fixed jaw and a moving jaw. The moving jaw is driven by an eccentric shaft, which creates a reciprocating motion.
Cone crushers are used for secondary and tertiary crushing in mineral processing. They are more suitable for producing a finer and more uniform product compared to jaw crushers. The cone crusher consists of a mantle that rotates within a concave bowl.
Articulated haul trucks are more maneuverable compared to their ultra - large counterparts. They have a joint in the middle of the chassis, which allows for better turning radius and flexibility. These trucks are ideal for use in mines with narrow roads or tight working areas, such as small-scale limestone quarries.
Mining equipment operating in Arctic and Antarctic regions requires excellent insulation to prevent the cold from affecting its components and systems. The cabs of trucks, excavators, and other machinery are lined with thick thermal insulation materials to keep the operators warm and protect the sensitive electronics and hydraulic systems from freezing.
Tires and tracks for Arctic and Antarctic mining vehicles are designed to provide traction on icy and snowy surfaces. They have deeper treads and a more aggressive pattern to grip the slippery terrain.
Desert mining equipment faces extremely high temperatures, so efficient cooling systems are essential. Radiators and cooling fins are designed to have a large surface area and enhanced airflow to dissipate heat effectively.