Mining - Case Studies

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Mining Company Uses Mobile Filtration for the Removal of Iron From Raw Water

A Southern mining company needed rapid response to an iron fouling problem that affected their process. The raw water used for the mining process contained high levels of iron (5-8 ppm) resulting in equipment fouling and high maintenance costs. This significantly reduced the rate at which the plant could develop the caverns, impacting both its on-line date and operating costs.

Nevada Goldfields' Wastewater Treatment System Uses Reverse Osmosis and Ion Exchange to Meet Stringent Metal Limits

Reverse osmosis and ion exchange are used to remove salts, metals, and total dissolved solids from wastewater from a gold mining operation.

PACT® System Enabled Cleveland Refinery to Meet OCPSF Pre-Treatment Rules

PACT system enables Cleveland refinery to meet new OCPSF pre-treatment requirements, remove COD and organics from wastewater.

Ultra High Recovery Integrated Membrane System for Mine Drainage Water Treatment

As mining industry sites continuously expand into wilderness locations, developers are faced with the challenge of minimizing the impact on the local environment. Typically, large volumes of water are produced from drainage and run off at the facility containing various contaminants from heavy metals, selenium to chlorides.

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