100tph Mobile Crushing Plant In Namibia Share

Uranium ore, as a special mineral resource with high hardness and radioactivity, places stringent demands on equipment performance, safety protection, and process flow during crushing operations. In Namibia—a globally important uranium resource country (such as the Husab uranium mine)—traditional fixed crushing production lines are struggling to meet the demands for flexible, efficient, and safe mining. A dual-unit collaborative crushing system composed of a mobile jaw crusher and a mobile cone crusher, with its excellent adaptability, high processing efficiency, and enhanced radiation protection design, is becoming the ideal solution for modern uranium ore crushing.

Uranium Ore Crushing Process Flow

1. Primary Coarse Crushing

Large pieces of uranium ore are fed into the mobile jaw crusher via a feeder, and crushed to an intermediate particle size of ≤200mm.

2. Secondary Medium and Fine Crushing

The intermediate material is transported to the mobile cone crusher via a conveyor belt.  Through the principle of layered crushing, uniform finished material is produced (the particle size can be controlled within the 0–30mm range according to the requirements of the subsequent leaching process).

3. Closed-Loop Screening and Dust Removal

The crushed material is classified by a mobile screening station; unqualified material is returned to the cone crusher for further crushing; the entire process is carried out in a closed environment, combined with a dust removal system to achieve clean production.