Haver & & Boecker Niagara has actually custom-engineered what they state is the biggest vibrating grizzly screen worldwide. Produced with Hardox steel perforated plates and grizzly bars for a big Brazilian iron ore operation, the Niagara XL-Class vibrating grizzly screen boasts a capability of 8,000 tph and a cut size of 200 millimetres. The XL-Class offers the operation with high-capacity screening while taking full advantage of uptime and production. Integrated with the grizzly innovation, the XL-Class uses the essential capability to eliminate big stones, eliminating pressure on the main crusher.
At 120 heaps, the maker’s size needed a modular technique, so Haver & & Boecker Niagara crafted the XL-Class vibrating grizzly screen as 2 bodies. With this modification, the 1.3-metre particles did not permit the typical positioning of exciters, leading to changing the style to put 3 exciters below each body instead of the basic overhead place. Successfully evaluating product leading sizes of 1.3 metres, the XL-Class grizzly vibrating screen gets rid of extra-large products to alleviate the crusher.
“We acknowledge that no 2 operations are the exact same, which is why Haver & & Boecker Niagara makes the effort to comprehend each of our clients and their requirements for each brand-new quarry or mine area,” stated Denilson Moreno, sales supervisor at Haver & & Boecker Niagara. “We have actually dealt with this consumer for several years, however as they started production at what is the biggest iron ore operation on the planet, we recognized to genuinely make the most of output, it would need a long lasting and exceptionally effective main screen. That’s what led us to engineer and make this XL-Class, which is now the biggest vibrating grizzly screen on the marketplace.”
Haver & & Boecker Niagara listened to the operation’s obstacles and used its NIAflow plant simulation software application to resolve them. The software application examined the proposed strategies, procedures, objectives, and product for plant optimization, offering info to the operator and Haver & & Boecker Niagara to develop and custom-made engineer the one-deck vibrating grizzly screen.
To assist increase uptime, the XL-Class vibrating grizzly screen is with Haver & & Boecker Niagara’s Pulse condition tracking (Pulse CM) system. The innovation supplies the manufacturer with 24/7 access to the health of its vibrating screen. Pulse CM consists of approximately 20 sensing units put on the bearings and bodies, which continuously examine the velocity of the maker and offer a projection of the devices’s vibrant condition in periods of 48 hours, 5 days, and 4 weeks. Furthermore, the sensing units record real-time info on the monitored devices and send out e-mail informs to the manufacturer at the very first indication of system abnormalities. The gathered information offers insights into preventive upkeep chances.