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Mineral Processing – Potash Processing Plant

Hot sylvinite leach at 114°C/237°F

Estudo de Caso Nº

3

Cliente

ICL group, Dead Sea Works
Israel

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1987

Condições de Trabalho

Extremely high corrosive liquid, high working temperature, and mild conditions.

Solução Pexgol

Pexgol ѓ225, ѓ280 mm.

Aplicação

Transportation of high temperature KCL+NaCl brine.

Comprimento

Straight sections of a few meters; 40 meters in total.

Categorias

Mineral Processing – Potash Processing Plant

The Challenge

The highly concentrated brine and temperature of the hot leach cycle: up to 114°C/237°F at the Dead Sea created a highly corrosive environment, which reduced the life of the original pipes dramatically.

Working conditions were so extreme that lifespan of the previous steel piping was only 8-12 months.

Pexgol Solution

The installation of a Pexgol pipe that has been in use at this potassium process plant for over 20 years without any failures or need to be replaced. The pipe’s high resistance to abrasion, corrosion and high temperature resistance drastically reduced the changeover in the piping system and have proven to be the best solution for this client.

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