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Application: Stainless steel pipe DN 500. Partial filling with heavy fluctuation. Acidified, very turbid water (approx. 50 ...
ByNIVUS GmbH based in Eppingen, GERMANY
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Application: Pipe DN 200 made of HDPE. Part filled. Maximum discharge flow rate 1.5 l/s. Risk of formation of mineral ...
ByNIVUS GmbH based in Eppingen, GERMANY
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Application: Rectangular concrete channel 2.5 x 1.5 m (w x h). Part filled. Pit water purification system of a brown coal surface mining plant. Medium with high solid contents (iron ...
ByNIVUS GmbH based in Eppingen, GERMANY
Miners often work in dry, remote areas, where environmental issues make water sourcing, use and disposal particularly problematic. With hard rock mines in particular using water in all steps of the mining process, from drinking water production, cooling equipment, separating waste from valuable minerals to controlling dust, working with such large volumes of water presents a variety of ...
ByDMI-65 by Quantum Filtration Medium Pty Ltd (QFM) based in Western Australia, AUSTRALIA
Every pit lake is unique in terms of hydrogeology and geochemistry, and methods to monitor for environmental impact vary. But in every case, it’s important to have accurate groundwater and surface water data for effective mine water ...
ByIn-Situ Environmental based in Fort Collins, COLORADO (USA)
Reducing dissolved metal concentrations in mining-influenced water (MIW) is essential for cleanup and management strategies at both active and abandoned mine sites. Aeration introduces oxygen into the MIW, enhancing the dissolved oxygen levels, with the purpose of oxidizing dissolved metal species into less soluble forms. For example, for the removal of Fe, aeration is needed to oxidize the free molecules of Fe into FeO2. FeO2 flocs together, and can then be screened out. A similar process can be done for removal ...
ByMapal Aeration Solutions based in Yagur, ISRAEL
From groundbreaking to end-of-life maintenance, today’s mining companies face a variety of water treatment challenges that can involve complex permitting, remote operations, and strict discharge limits on water quality. With this increasing regulation comes a need for newer tools and treatment technologies. Working alongside global partners, WaterTectonics is deploying innovative new solutions that improve water quality, reduce sludge waste, and mitigate ownership risks, ultimately enhancing sustainability ...
ByWaterTectonics based in Everett, WASHINGTON (USA)
NMR provides direct measurement of key hydrogeologic properties needed to characterize reserves and optimize ...
ByVista Clara, Inc based in Mukilteo, WASHINGTON (USA)
Importance of pH Measurement - Hydrometallurgical concentrating and refining applications require pH/ORP sensors to withstand aggressive environments while maintaining accurate measurement. Processes such as cyanide leaching (e.g gold) and solvent extraction (e.g. copper, nickel, zinc) require pH and ORP to be at very specific values to yield the desired chemical species. pH may need to be controlled as precisely as ±0.05 for some processes. Even where this level of precision is needed, process environments are ...
ByIC Controls Ltd. based in Orangeville, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Measure moisture content in tailings, earthen dams, heap leach piles, and waste rock. Determine pore size distribution and identify perched ...
ByVista Clara, Inc based in Mukilteo, WASHINGTON (USA)
Sunlight-Driven Passive Advanced Oxidation: SolarPass - Downstream oxidative polishing of treatment streams to eliminate manganese, organometallics, ammonia, and organics. Simple to integrate and retrofit exisiting systems or install as a standalone treatment ...
ByH2nanO based in Kitchener, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Pumps, control systems and supplies for groundwater sample collection at mine sites in the U.S. and around the world. For more than 25 years, QED has been the leading supplier of innovative pumps, control systems and supplies for groundwater sample collection at mine sites in the U.S. and around the world. We’ve specialized in deep well sampling systems, to depths of 1500 ft. Now, our remote data collection systems allow you to monitor your sampling system performance online from any computer, ...
ByQED Environmental Systems, Inc based in Dexter, MICHIGAN (USA)
DENCELL MUD-4 and MUD-5 is a Slurry Density Meter for industrial automation of processing equipment, such as ball mills, hydrocyclones, slurry splitters, classifiers, floatation cells, filter presses and thickeners. It can be connected to pipelines and open chutes irrespective of their fill ...
ByDENCELL based in Ottawa, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Opsis non-contact monitoring solutions are very well suited for applications in the mining Industry, as the flue gas conditions often involve high temperature and high dust ...
ByEnviro Technology Services Ltd - part of Cura Terrae based in Stroud, UNITED KINGDOM
Optimize your site assessments, operations, and site remediation with In-Situ equipment. Have confidence in your operation’s safety and efficiency with continuous water monitoring ...
ByIn-Situ Environmental based in Fort Collins, COLORADO (USA)
During many different processes throughout the metals and mining sector, there is often a lot of excess production of water. Some of this water may indeed be wastewater and will need treating before being discharged back into the environment. Pulsar Measurement offer a range of different flow solutions, from open channel flow, to full and partially filled non-contacting pipe flow. Some of the discharge may be required to be measured to an MCERT standard and we are proud to supply a number of accredited methods to ...
ByPulsar Measurement based in Birmingham, UNITED KINGDOM
The mining industry relies on water. Water is used extensively in mining and mineral processing and refining. Tailings dams are used to store byproducts of mining operations after separating ore. Tailings dams provide optimal conditions for algae to bloom with their stagnant and nutrient-rich water, causing filter clogging and foul odors. Algae can also interrupt mining operations by clogging filters. Resulting in increased chemical usage and ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
Water is used for the extraction of minerals in mining that may be in the form of solids, such as coal, iron, sand, and gravel; liquids, such as crude petroleum; and gases, such as natural gas. Often times, mining operations use microalgae biofilm as a tool for water clean-up. Under certain conditions, this may contribute to a HAB or Harmful Algae Bloom being ...
ByHydro BioScience, LLC (HBS) based in Piney Flats, TENNESSEE (USA)
A great deal of waste water is discharged in the process of mining, but 40% of mine areas in China are seriously short of water, which has restricted the development of mining enterprises' production. Mining area in the northwest is mostly in mountainous areas, and water resources are scarcer. Surface water is mainly intermittent river. The dilution capacity of flow is poor all year round. The wastewater discharged into the river causes pollution. A large amount of mine waste water from mining enterprises is ...
ByShanghai Techase Environment Protection Co., Ltd based in , CHINA
Applications in the oil and natural gas industry include recovery and processing, monitoring temperature and pressure of steam and other factors in oil wells, water pressure, pumping efficiency, and more. CAS DataLoggers provides dataTaker loggers with universal input channels for a wide range of input signal types. ...
ByCAS DataLoggers based in Chesterland, OHIO (USA)