LIMING draws on a wealth of experience and expertise for designing and installing the most effective and economical systems in hard rock mining. These include three different processes which, using fixed, semi-mobile or fully mobile in-pit crushing plants, are tailored to your specific mine. Our offering covers drilling, in-pit crushing and all materials handling systems, with an extensive list of references demonstrating our competence and understanding of customer needs.
IN-PIT CRUSHING WITH FULLY-MOBILE PLANTS
A newly developed fully-mobile crushing plant makes IPCC method a better alternative to traditional truck haulage due to lower operating costs, higher energy efficiency and reduced CO2 footprint. LIMING improve- ments to IPCC help ensure higher production and profitability, while redu- cing dust, noise and pollution. With a unique and compact design, the new PF300 series is expected to result in a big breakthrough as an essential part in IPCC and offers significant benefits for our customers’ mining applica- tions. This patent-pending technology is capable of crushing up to highest
IN-PIT CRUSHING WITH FIXED AND SEMI-MOBILE PLANTS
In this method, trucks are used to transport material from the mine face to the in-pit crushing plant, often moving between levels when using semi- mobile plants. As mining advances, the hauling distance to the crusher plant increases, eventually requiring the crusher and shiftable conveyors to be relocated.
Fully-mobile crushing plant PF300 for on-face mining applications
Spreader with tripper car for systematic dumping of overburden
In-pit crushing with semi-mobile-or fixed crushing plants
