Wastewater Reuse Gold Mine | Burkina Faso | WEC Water
WEC Water solved a complex wastewater challenge at a Burkina Faso gold mine, replacing costly tanker trucks with a reusable water system.
WEC Water solved a complex wastewater challenge at a Burkina Faso gold mine, replacing costly tanker trucks with a reusable water system.
WEC Water has recently supplied and installed 15 NEWgeneratorTM for the purpose of transforming sanitation in Eastern Cape schools.
A multi-stage water treatment plant project undertaken by WEC Water. The new treatment plant provides secure and safe drinking water to the local communities.
WEC Assist provided an assessment for the implementation of a trickle filter sewage treatment system for a residential development in Lusaka, Zambia.
Lucara Botswana’s Karowe diamond mine is located near the village of Letlhakane in the eastern Kalahari Basin region of Botswana. Currently an open-pit mine, it is expected to cease open-pit activities by 2026 after which it will continue mining underground, extending its operational life to around 2040. More than 1 000 metres above sea level, the mine operates in a region where temperatures average 35°C and water is scarce; so much so that the Government of Botswana has legislated mandatory water-saving requirements for the industry.
WEC Projects recently developed and shipped a custom engineered wastewater treatment plant for an international mining company. The main purpose of the treatment plant, which has a treatment capacity of 150 m3/h, is to assist with removal of arsenic from the wastewater stream at the mine.