Collect Feed Data
Ore type, top size, moisture, fines content, abrasiveness, and target tonnage are recorded before any model is proposed.
Bauer helps plant engineers specify crushing and screening assets through documented application review, mineral processing logic, and field-verifiable equipment data.
Every Bauer recommendation begins with feed characteristics, target product size, moisture behavior, abrasiveness, and downstream screen duty. The matrix below turns those engineering inputs into practical equipment choices.
| Engineering Input | Bauer Review Method | Typical Decision Output |
|---|---|---|
| Run-of-mine feed size | Envelope analysis against jaw opening, grizzly cut point, and surge pattern. | Jaw crusher class, feed control notes, and liner access plan. |
| Ore abrasiveness | Wear index comparison with historical liner metallurgy records. | Recommended jaw profile, cheek plate strategy, and inspection interval. |
| Plant availability target | FMEA review for choke points, change-out time, and spare part criticality. | Maintenance window model and critical spare kit definition. |
| Engineering Input | Bauer Review Method | Typical Decision Output |
|---|---|---|
| Reduction ratio | DEM-informed chamber discussion and closed-side setting tolerance review. | Cone or impact crusher stage recommendation with operating envelope. |
| Product shape target | Flakiness, cubical output, and downstream asphalt or concrete requirement comparison. | Rotor, chamber, or liner package aligned with gradation objective. |
| Recirculating load | Mass balance review across screen return, conveyor capacity, and crusher motor limits. | Stage capacity notes and bypass strategy for unstable feed. |
| Engineering Input | Bauer Review Method | Typical Decision Output |
|---|---|---|
| Moisture and fines | Blinding risk review with aperture geometry and deck inclination assumptions. | Screen media selection, spray bar requirement, and deck maintenance plan. |
| Cut size accuracy | Stroke, frequency, bed depth, and open area calculation. | Screen size, drive selection, and acceptance criteria. |
| Structural loading | Support frame vibration review and maintenance access mapping. | Mounting recommendations and inspection checklist. |
Bauer does not treat equipment selection as a catalog exercise. The same numbered workflow is used by our application engineers to keep assumptions visible and procurement decisions traceable.
Ore type, top size, moisture, fines content, abrasiveness, and target tonnage are recorded before any model is proposed.
Existing conveyor widths, transfer points, screen openings, power availability, and civil limits are translated into design boundaries.
Reduction ratio, screen bed depth, and recirculating load are reviewed so each asset is specified inside a realistic operating range.
Liner replacement access, bearing inspection, drive alignment, and isolation points are checked against site safety practices.
Every recommendation includes application assumptions, expected interfaces, and information still required from the site team.
Installation notes, baseline settings, and early performance observations are captured to tighten future process control.
These topics often determine whether a crushing or screening package performs consistently after start-up. Our answers remain evidence-led and specific to the site conditions you provide.
Use these resource pathways to request the correct documents for internal review, engineering comparison, or a formal tender package.
Structured questions for feed, duty, chamber, drive, and maintenance access review.
Request documentA practical format for recording cut size, bed depth, moisture, aperture, and deck assumptions.
Request worksheetBaseline checks for installation, guarding, lubrication, vibration observation, and initial settings.
Request checklistShare the application data you already have. Our team will identify missing technical inputs, flag likely bottlenecks, and recommend the document set needed for procurement review.