Water and Wastewater Treatment Systems for Coal - Mining - Coal Mining

It is recommended to establish a wastewater treatment plant for the water released in mineral processing processes . Processes in this plant generally consist of coagulation, flocculation and settling stages. Pre-filtration, softening and reverse osmosis systems are installed so that the water obtained during these stages can be reused in the facility .

In the mining industry, which covers all of the iron and non-ferrous metal ores, coal production and transportation, boron ore, ceramics and soil industry, cement, stone crushing, soil industry and similar industrial establishments, an average of 120 million m3 of water is used annually, according to the researches made in the past ^years  . . 100 million m3 of this used water ^is discharged and 20 m3 ^is treated. Most of the treated water is purified by physical and chemical treatment.

Treatment systems are not of a certain standard, but are specially manufactured according to the characteristics of each ore and the processing process.

Wastewater Treatment Systems for Mining Enterprises

In the wastewater treatment of mining enterprises, wastewater  must be properly managed in order to prevent water and soil pollution caused by acid or alkali leakage of heavy metals. There are large amounts of heavy metals, acids, alkalis, suspended solids, color, turbidity, organic and inorganic pollutants in mining wastewater.

In the wastewater treatment plant, physical treatment processes such as sieving and stripping are applied to remove suspended solids, oil, grease and other foreign materials. Chemical treatment, such as sedimentation, neutralization, and stabilization, followed by these processes, involves the precipitation of colloidal and suspended solids as sludge. Treatment methods such as oxidation ponds, activated sludge treatment and trickle filters enable the removal of dissolved organic matter by biological processes.

Depending on the desired final water quality, advanced treatment options such as chlorination, reverse osmosis, membrane filtration and electro-deionization may be preferred to remove inorganic impurities at the molecular level.

Zetas Chemical Products and  Water Treatment Systems serve you in the design, construction and planning of the wastewater treatment plant in the mining sector. For more detailed information, you can visit our website or contact our expert team.