2017 Year in Review

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Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

2017 Year in Review

2017 was an exciting year for many industries; themes such as the battery and electric vehicle boom, a push toward renewable energies, and feeding a growing population, saw many industries, particularly metals and minerals, ramping up for potentially big changes. Looking back over the year, …

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FEECO Featured in PotashWorks Magazine

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Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

FEECO Featured in PotashWorks Magazine

FEECO is being featured in the 2018 issue of PotashWorks magazine, the industry’s go-to resource for the latest news and advancements in all things potash. FEECO has been involved in the potash industry since our founding in 1951. We’ve become the industry’s leading provider of …

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Tailings Retreatment: The Next Big Revenue Source for the Mining Industry

This article was co-authored by:

Alex Ebben
Process and Sales Engineer

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Tailings Retreatment

Tailings, or the material remaining after a valuable component has been separated from the gangue, have long plagued the mining industry with management costs, liability risks, and disposal challenges. Due to their toxicity, tailings pose a number of risks if not properly managed. Furthermore, the …

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New Content Alert: November 2017

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Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

New Content Alert

Over the past few weeks, the FEECO website has seen some exciting additions of new content, including information regarding bauxite, alumina, and aluminum processing, as well as three new brochures. New Material Pages We have added a number of new material processing pages in response …

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Photo of the Week: 3D Combustion Chamber

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

3D Combustion Chamber

Today’s photo is a 3D combustion chamber. Combustion chambers are used to keep material from coming into direct contact with the burner flame in either a rotary dryer or kiln. The combustion chamber houses the combustion reaction, and directs the airflow into the drum. The …

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Photo of the Week: Frac Sand Rotary Dryer

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Frac Sand Rotary Dryer (Drier)

Our photo this week is a sand dryer used in processing frac sand. The 8’-6” x 50’ long dryer utilizes co-current airflow to reduce the moisture content of mined sand. The rotary dryer contains an additional 5’ shell length to incorporate flame cut openings to …

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