Weir gets dirty

A PUMP has been developed by Weir Minerals to transport dirty water from onsite ponds and open pits to a discharge point at high pressures and speeds without clogging the motor and overheating the pump.

Pontoon mounted Warman DWU pump on site

25 February 2020
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Dirty mine water is so classed because it contains too many suspended solids to be considered clean, and not enough solids to be classed as slurry.

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