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28/06/18

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Originally posted by ozbucheron ↑

Well I'm stuffed if I'd know but the hammer mill in Bid.Rod's video is not doing 25 t/hr, closer to 250kg / hr and is not the 25 t/hr hammer mill pictured of page 6 of the quarterly released on 30 April. If the large hammer mill was to be used properly it would have to be in closed circuit with the vibrating screen shown in the video (in the foreground, 7 seconds into the video posted by Saltiga). It may be that the conveyor carrying crushed rock and leading away from the vibrating screen is feeding a hammer mill, hard to tell.

What goes on behind the besser block building (19 seconds in the video) is anyone's guess. The belt leading from the hopper and apron feeder(?) to the primary crusher is what you could use to judge throughput, not the belt with the crushed material which is a carrying recirculating load. My guess 15t / hour +10/-5.

So the primary plant is being used and the 25t hammer mill possibly in the crushing circuit but not obvious if it is.

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I think you are on the money there oz. Is that smaller hammer-mill HM2?

I'm in the tropical mountainous region of Taiwan having a family BBQ with some old family friends ...so can't do any research tonight ...but your explanation that HM3 is in the circuit but hidden from view seems logical.

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SJB

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