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The process and advantages of wet sand making process?

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The process and advantages of wet sand making process?

The sand making production line has a dry sand making production line and a wet sand making production line. The difference between the two sand making processes is only for dust treatment. For example, the dry sand making process usually uses a powder separator to control the stone powder content of the finished product, while the wet method uses a bucket. Wheel or spiral sand washing machine for cleaning. Wet sand making is more suitable for users and regions with sufficient water resources, while dry sand making is suitable for users and regions with inconvenient water and dry areas.

The stone is evenly sent to the jaw crusher through the feeder for coarse crushing, then the cone crusher is used for medium and fine crushing, and then the vertical impact crusher is used to make sand, and the sand is produced after being screened by the vibrating screen. The function of sand is also the function of sand washing machine. Adding water is also called wet production process. It is mainly to deal with the dust in the sand and remove the dust in the sand so that the quality of the sand can be guaranteed.

The basic configuration of the wet sand production line: vibrating feeder, jaw crusher, belt conveyor, cone crusher, sand making machine, vibrating screen, sand washing machine (screw sand washing machine, bucket wheel sand washing machine).

Process advantages

1. The finished aggregate produced has low mud content, high cleanliness and good appearance, which is a more ideal material for some large-scale construction projects;

2. A large amount of water is used for washing, and the production environment is free from dust pollution.

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