Vibratory jaw crushers are based on the effect of self-synchronization of jaws and body, when its elements vibrate with frequencies that are in a rational relationship due to the influence of links already existing in the system. The technological load acting on the jaws of a vibratory crusher during its operation can have a significant effect on which operating mode of the crusher (synchronous antiphase or synchronous inphase) is implemented. This paper investigates the influence of the proposed crushing model on the dynamics of a vibratory jaw crusher. The model takes into account the elastoplastic properties of the rock being crushed and its one-way connection with the jaws. The destruction of the material, its movement along the crushing chamber and the change in the properties of the processed rock as it is crushing has been implemented. Conclusions are made about the influence of the processed rock on the implementation of the crusher operating modes.
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