An iron ore mining company in the Pilbara region experienced severe wear and frequent leaks in its high-pressure slurry pipelines. The combination of coarse ore particles, high flow velocity, and extended transport distances caused standard rubber liners to fail within weeks, resulting in costly downtime and environmental risks.
A coal mining company in East Kalimantan struggled with severe abrasion and short service life in its slurry transfer pipelines. High-concentration coal fines and acidic water caused frequent liner failures, leading to unplanned shutdowns and high maintenance costs.
A mining company in South Africa experienced frequent failures and unplanned downtime in its heavy-duty screening system. High-impact loads and coarse ore caused rapid wear on standard rubber screens, leading to excessive replacement cycles and production losses.
A chemical processing plant in Lyon, France, faced challenges with its slurry pipelines, particularly due to corrosive chemicals and abrasive materials transported through the system.
A mining company in Alberta faced severe wear and corrosion issues in its slurry pipeline system due to high solid content and harsh chemical conditions.
