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MINETEK performs rigorous in-house water quality analysis and data review to ensure the selection of the most suitable materials for each project.
Understanding the site-specific contents of the water to be evaporated is critical in designing a long-term, cost-effective solution. The makeup of water, including levels of acidity and other included elements can have a marked impact on the overall effectiveness of evaporation, as well as reducing the longevity of equipment used in the process.
MINETEK's evaporator is uniquely designed to be able to process a vast range of varying water qualities. We currently have units operating around the world that are evaporating water ranging from pH 2.2 to pH 12, acid water, caustic water, high TDS and TSS.
MINETEK initially provided products for heavy mobile equipment noise abatement at the New Acland Mine. These installations have been very successful and prompted the contracting of MINETEK to conduct a full mobile fleet and fixed plant noise monitoring assessment at the Acland mine site.
MINETEK will continue to be a favoured technical resource and supplier to the New Hope Group and are recommended as a professional, respected and competent supplier of technical services, equipment and products for noise abatement and other industrial products.
We have utilised MINETEK for a number of sound attenuation projects in the Hunter Valley and have formed an excellent relationship with Glencore over many years. MINETEK understand our industry and always provide a solid and professional commitment to meeting our goals and objectives."
MINETEK have been instrumental in the design of products used on our mining equipment. Our engagement with them is a true business partnership.
After investigating a raft of different methods from sprinkler systems through to desalination systems (too costly for little benefit) we decided on the MINETEK WATER units. The evaporators were easy to install and once activated ran trouble free. We were very happy with the service from MINETEK and the reliability of the system.
