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Weir Minerals is committed to delivering market-leading products and services. Our whole project, whole process solutions are designed to meet both the technical and commercial challenges of customers operating within the global mining and minerals processing industry. Weir Minerals delivers end-to-end solutions for all mining, transportation, milling, processing and waste management activities. We are specialists in delivering and supporting a wide range of slurry equipment solutions, including pumps, valves, hydrocyclones, wear-resistant linings and de-watering products.
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India’s NMDC targets 63Mt by 2021/22
By: Ajoy K Das 24th April 2019 Indian iron-ore miner NMDC Limited will ramp up its production capacity to 63-million tonnes a year by 2021/22, from 32-million tonnes achieved in 2018/19. The company is also planning to reduce logistics and transportation costs by 55% by constructing a slurry pipeline. →
Savage River mine, Australia
By: Sheila Barradas 5th April 2019 An iron-ore mine located 100 km south-west of Burnie, in north-west Tasmania, in Australia. →
Slurrysucker Successfully Desilts Process Water Tank At Diamond Mine
27th March 2019 Once again, Integrated Pump Rental’s innovative SlurrySucker has resolved a process water challenge for a mine. This time, according to managing director, Lee Vine, it is a diamond mine in Botswana took advantage of the high performance result that the company’s dredging technology provides. Vine... →
St Barbara slumps on production downgrade, Gwalia trucking announcement
By: Esmarie Iannucci 22nd March 2019 The share price of ASX-listed St Barbara fell by nearly 30% on Friday after the company lowered its production forecast and announced plans to continue trucking at its Gwalia gold mine, in Western Australia. A feasibility study into the Gwalia mass extraction (GMX) project identified an... →
Recovery process aiding cyanide detox
By: Thabi Madiba 22nd March 2019 To assist mining companies in managing and recovering cyanide, engineering consultancy AZMET Technology & Projects developed the AZMET cyanide recovery process (AZ-CRP) to provide an alternative to cyanide detoxification. AZMET’s focus is to provide a simpler and more cost-effective solution for... →
Integrated Pump Rental
18th March 2019 Integrated Pump Rental is a specialist pump rental organisation that caters to the needs of all sectors, including mining, quarrying, construction, wastewater, energy and general industry across Africa. The company has the agility to offer customers quick and easy access to a comprehensive... →
MC Mining achieves operational milestones in H1, narrows losses
By: Simone Liedtke 14th March 2019 Despite having experienced some challenges during the six months to December 31, 2018, ASX-, Aim- and JSE-listed MC Mining on Thursday reported a loss for the period of $3.6-million, compared with the $97.3-million loss reported for the six months to December 31, 2017. Revenue was $15.2-million,... →
Slurry, thermoplastic valves up for mining task
By: Cameron Mackay 8th March 2019 Engineering consumables and components distributor Bearing Man Group (BMG) will continue to be prominent in the mining sector, as the company’s range of industrial slurry valves are suitable for harsh mining conditions. “BMG’s range of industrial valves, including the butterfly and knife gate, as... →
Toxins found near almost all coal ash ponds tracked by industry
By: Bloomberg 4th March 2019 Environmental watchdogs say the power industry’s own data show widespread groundwater contamination near sites storing coal ash, a toxic byproduct of burning coal to generate electricity. Groundwater monitoring wells near coal ash storage sites used by 265 coal power plants reveal unsafe levels... →
Optimising processes through strong partnerships
By: Creamer Media Reporter 21st February 2019 The mining industry is facing a number of challenges including declining ore grades, environmental pressures, and water scarcity. To deal with these challenges, and continue to strengthen operations, mine sites need a supplier that truly understands their business and can help drive initiatives... →
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