Application context
Define the real duty before selecting equipment.
Mine water and other difficult sources require the whole water balance to be reviewed: variable feed chemistry, suspended solids, metals, organics, recovery target, residuals and the final reuse duty.
Feed-water source
Mine water or other difficult source to be confirmed
Capacity basis
Sized only after a complete analysis, flow profile and recovery study.
Water challenge
Conditions that control the process.
Variable suspended solids, salinity, hardness, metals and organics that may require staged physical, chemical and membrane treatment.
Target water use and quality
Set the objective at the point of use.
A reuse-specific target and recovery basis agreed with the site and local discharge or reuse requirements.
Typical treatment train
- 01Equalization and screening where required
- 02Coagulation, clarification and media filtration as the analysis requires
- 03Cartridge filtration and membrane treatment only after fouling and residuals review
Main equipment and components
- Equalization and dosing interfaces
- Media or specialty pretreatment vessels
- Optional UF or RO stage with concentrate handling
Configurable options
- Oxidation and metals removal
- UF protection before RO
- Sludge, backwash and concentrate management
Utilities and operating assumptions
- Variable feed collection and equalization
- Chemical storage and drainage
- Residuals and concentrate disposal route
Required customer inputs
- Complete water analysis across operating conditions
- Hourly and daily flow profile
- Reuse target, recovery target and residuals constraints
Design objective
Confirm performance against an approved proposal.
Typical process logic only. No mine-water recovery, discharge compliance or measured result is claimed.
