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Engineering Potash Bucket Elevators for Longevity

Bucket elevators are essential for handling potash at various stages of processing, storage, and distribution. From mining and ore processing to fertilizer production and loadout, these elevators efficiently transport potash …

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Bulk Solids Insider

The Bulk Solids Insider: A Probe into Copper Imports, A New Secretary of Agriculture, and Meeting Chemical Carbon Demands with Biomass

Updates in Mining Report: Critical Minerals Demand to Quadruple by 2040 Accounting and professional services firm, BDO, released their Annual Mining Report. According to the firm’s findings, demand for critical …

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Designing a Potash Conditioning Drum for Maximum Recovery

The increasing reliance on froth flotation in mineral beneficiation is driving demand for a key piece of equipment: conditioning drums. This trend is particularly evident in the potash industry, where …

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Pugmill Mixer

How Does a Pugmill Mixer Work?

A pugmill mixer, also known as a pug mill or paddle mixer, is a type of horizontal, continuous mixer used throughout a variety of industries to combine solid and liquid …

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Rotary Scrubber

Rotary Scrubbers

Scrubbing is an integral washing step employed in the beneficiation of many types of ores and minerals, helping to remove contaminants and gangue and ultimately improve recovery of the target …

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Challenges in Gypsum Processing

Challenges in Gypsum Processing

From drywall to soil amendments, and even tofu, gypsum products surround the average person every day. In fact, the United States alone consumes more than 30 million tons of gypsum …

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