A gyratory crusher does not have a specific “PSI” (pounds per square inch) rating like hydraulic systems or pressure vessels. Instead, its performance is measured in terms of crushing force, power, throughput (tons per hour), and operational parameters like speed and eccentric throw.
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Key Parameters for Gyratory Crushers:
1. Crushing Force – Typically measured in tons of force (e.g., 1,000–15,000 tons).
2. Power Consumption – Measured in kW or HP (e.g., 500–1,500 HP).
3. Throughput Capacity – Expressed in tons per hour (tph).
4. Eccentric Throw & Speed – Affects crushing efficiency.
5. Hydraulic Pressure (if applicable) – Some gyratory crushers use hydraulic systems for adjustment and overload protection, which may operate at pressures around 1,500–3,000 psi.
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If You Need PSI for Hydraulic Systems:
– Some modern gyratory crushers use hydraulic mechanisms for setting adjustments or tramp iron release, which may operate at pressures around 2,000–3,000 psi.
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