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Why is track mounted crushing plant at the pit rather than fixed plant?

Track mounted crushing plants offer several advantages over fixed crushing plants, especially when utilized at a mining or quarry site:

  1. Mobility: Track mounted plants can be easily moved around the site, allowing the crushing equipment to be closer to the material being excavated. This reduces the need for long-distance hauling of raw material, which can save time and reduce fuel costs.

  2. Flexibility: These plants can be relocated as the face of the quarry or mine shifts, meaning they can be efficiently positioned to process material as it is extracted. This innate flexibility supports dynamic changes in the mining process.

  3. Reduced Infrastructure: A track mounted plant negates the need for extensive stationary infrastructure. This reduces initial setup costs and timelines, and simplifies deconstruction once the site is depleted or operations move.

  4. Operational Efficiency: By being able to move the crusher closer to the face, the cycle times for haul trucks can be reduced, leading to more efficient operations and better utilization of equipment and labor.

  5. Adaptability to Terrain: Track mounted units are often better suited to uneven and rough terrain, enabling them to function effectively in a variety of ground conditions where fixed plants might struggle or require significant site preparation.

  6. Lower Environmental Impact: The reduced need for extensive hauling can lower emissions and fuel consumption, contributing to a smaller environmental footprint for the operation.

In summary, track mounted crushing plants provide operational efficiency, flexibility, and cost savings, making them a practical choice for many quarrying and mining operations.