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After extensive test work and design, mineral processing specialist Multotec Group is commissioning a full‑scale DeSALx® plant to treat waste water from a flue gas desulphurisation scrubber, at a minerals processing plant in Oman in the Middle East.

The Siebtechnik Conturbex Screen Scroll Centrifuge offers ease of operation due to its ability to absorb process variations.

Minerals processing equipment supplier has secured its first two projects for the continuous ion exchange technology.

The same water that flowed past the pyramids in the Nile thousands of years ago are being used today, recycled through the hydrological cycle. Water cannot be created, it is a finite resource.

Multotec hydrocyclones and spiral concentrators are being applied in Europe to address the growing demand for the rehabilitation of contaminated land

Multotec Process Equipment recognises that there is a market for smaller-scale or pilot scale filter presses, especially in the industrial wastewater treatment industry.

Screen Worm Centrifuges proves itself in dewatering crystalline salts with Gerrit Du Plessis product specialist and the Multotec team.

Minerals specialist Multotec Process Equipment has improved a customer’s sodium sulphate dewatering system by introducing its innovative Conturbex screen worm centrifuge technology to achieve better results when dealing with this crystalline salt product.

MechChem Africa’s Peter Middleton talks to Multotec Process engineer Carien Spagnuolo about the first commercial installation of the continuous ion exchange desalination solution, DeSALx®, in Africa.

To address water contamination in the minerals processing sector, processing specialist Multotec is installing its CleanTec ion-exchange system.

Filter Press supplied by Multotec MPE and delivered to a South 32 coal plant in Vandyksdrift.

Sam Riggall, Managing Director, today announced that Clean TeQ, via its wholly-owned subsidiary Clean TeQ Water Pty Ltd, has been awarded a significant contract by Multotec Process Equipment Pty Ltd

Mineral processing specialist Multotec is capitalising on the prioritisation of water recovery and treatment for mining operations by creating awareness in industry about its unconventional water-treatment methods.

Continuous ionic filtration (CIF) process could change the mining sector’s outlook on wastewater treatment.

Water scarcity is probably the biggest driver for mining companies to strive towards zero liquid discharge (ZLD) during water and wastewater treatment.

With the increased focus on environmental legislation and the need for companies to comply with ISO 14001 it has become critical for process plants to deal effectively with effluent streams.

The panel discussion will take the form of questions and answers on this important topic of providing water purification services for remote locations in Africa.

The biggest threat to a sustainable water supply in South Africa is not the lack of storage, but rather the contamination of limited available water resources through mining pollution and acid mine drainage (AMD), industrial pollution, wastewater treatment works discharge, raw municipal waste discharge, urban runoff, irrigation return flow and aerial deposition.

Applying continuous ion filtration (CIFTM) in the mining industry will bring significant benefits, and Multotec is poised to do this following its recent announcement that the company will be launching water processing solutions in Africa in partnership

Specialised equipment supplier Multotec is evolving its offering to the coal sector in line with the latest trends emerging from end user operations.