tailings pond Applications

Related terms for "tailings pond ": tailings applications , oil sands tailings pond applications

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  Automated solutions for the industrial lagoon / pond dredging

  Liquid Waste Technology’s dredging systems are widely used for industrial lagoon dredging applications. Electric driven or diesel engine driven dredges are used for removing mine tailings, dredging chemical processing waste ponds, and slag recovery. Automation can be added to make dredging industrial lagoons more efficient and productive.

  By Liquid Waste Technology LLC (LWT LLC) based in New Richmond, WISCONSIN (USA).

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  Mining & minerals solutions for coal preparation industry

  WesTech designs and manufactures thickeners for the coal prep industry for product concentration, tailings disposal and CCD circuit washing, including HiFlo Thickeners and Deep Bed Paste Thickeners. Paste thickening is a proven technology increasing the profitability of mining operations. In the coal preparation plant there are two applications for paste thickening: concentrating fine coal and producing paste from coal tailings for increased water recovery and elimination of tailings ponding. Paste thickeners recover the maximum water possible from tailings streams. Tailings disposal sites have a longer life and the land can be reclaimed faster and easier. New tailings disposal sites can be smaller and significantly less costly.

  By WesTech Engineering, Inc. based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA).

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  Oil skimmers for steel industry

  AMBAR has supplied oil skimmers to the steel industry for over 25 years. The most common application for the Oil Mop skimmer is the removal of oil and grease form scale pits. Other applications include cooling ponds, retention ponds, in-ground sumps and waste water treatment pits. The advantage that AMBAR Environmental`s Oil Mop skimmers have over its competition is its versatility in a wide variety of applications. With the use of Tail Pulleys or Rollers, Rope Mop can be routed to provide excellent coverage of a pit, pond or tank. The mop can always be routed to the area where the oil collects the most.

  By Ambar Oil Skimmers based in Westwego, LOUISIANA (USA).

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  Water treatment research for mining industry

  Securing a reliable supply of water for extraction, handling and transportation is vitally important to mining companies looking to expand their operations. These companies will go to great lengths to meet this need, running pipelines hundreds of miles long from desalination plants on the coast and treating wastewater that is conventional held in tailings ponds. Wastewater treatment technologies can recover saleable metal that might otherwise be lost and prevent environmental contamination from highly acidic effluent streams. Developing the infrastructure and technologies to meet these challenges in the mining industry is driving a market worth $11.9 billon.

  By Global Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM.