A self-levelling low vibration two-mass screen (explanation at https://tinyurl.com/GK2mass), fed full width by a low profile belt-on-slat conveyor (click here for a 40 sec overview video), will permit automated dozer cab operated density controlled slurry transport over long distances. A quick-remove hopper is available for FEL or excavator use. Being relocatable in minutes, even with a full feeder, significantly increases average pushed t/m of dozer travel, resulting in much greater productivity than multi-module DMU’s can achieve, and more consistent feed for a downstream concentrator plant. No delays for a second dozer, or difficulty pushing skids over moist surfaces. Whilst a conventional open-sided 20′ shipping container trash skip easily fits under the discharge, this is not needed as pulling in to the mining position in a curved movement leaves plenty of room for the hoses, so trash is easily dozer cleared. The 300mm ID lay-flat sump overflow hose is a simple one-person task to handle, if it is even needed given the reliable autonomous level control system fitted to these machines.
Constructed from fully hot dip galvanised structural modules, shop tested major subassemblies can be transported around the globe for rapid assembly and commissioning. Local fabrication and assembly of some modules is available for suitable sites. Galvanised Victaulic pipework fittings, long life ceramic, bolted panel main feeder linings and UHMWPE chute linings, with auto-lube bearings used throughout to simplify maintenance, and stair / walkway access to all maintenance points. Comes complete with ground engaging hose termination anchor skid. Maintainability and availability are core engineering design concepts, built in from the ground up by personnel with decades of experience making operational equipment people love to own. You will too.
KEY PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
Capacity:
2,000 t/hr max / 1,700 t/hr design nominal @1.6 bulk density, 2.6 SG ; Ambient de-rating: >45o C
Annual Throughput: 14 mtpa (assuming 1 short move every 2 days, 1 dayshift maintenance a month and 5 day annual outage)
Screening: GK 2.4m x 8.5m double deck two-mass screen handles rocks to -500 mm; (Grizzly apertures 44 cm x 117 cm, screen at -3.2 mm; -2 mm option)
Laden Travel Speed (high / low): 1 km/hr (on flat) / 0.5 km/hr (on 20 deg incline / tight turning) ; Manoeuvrability: 50m turn radius; +/-5 deg articulation each track individually
Tracks: 1.2m wide x 6.9m long double grouser treads, all hydraulic motor driven ; Driving: Remote control, adjustable bias for hose towing
DN450 interchangeable 10m feed & slurry hoses: up to 2@500m (950m working range from included hose termination anchor skid)
Power supply: 22 or 33 kV x 2.5MVA dual output transformer, reeled cable fed (450m max + plugged extensions) c/w ring main isolator surge protection and lightning protection
Off-Grid Travel Power: Quick-remove free-standing rear platform with integral Atlas CEA 650kVA genset and easy-plug P3 Connector system; permanent fit option
Slurry pump: Warman 16/14 AH, with 1,000 kW 3.3 kV VSD direct drive motor
Unladen mass: 380t (excl optional 10t FEL hopper)
Avg Ground pressure: <145kPa unladen; <150kPa feed off; <185 kPa normal operation; <105 kPa max laden, sunk to chassis (easily climbs out with double grouser pads)
Noise Level: 60-65 dBA at 10m (less than 45 dBA at 100m) ; no equipment above 85 dBA at 1m in normal operation;
Feeder drive: High torque direct drive (no gearbox) Hagglunds radial piston hydraulic motor; 0.5m/s at max throughput
Feeder bed: 1,700mm wide (2m belt) x 600 mm deep (adjustable to 250 mm lower to suit weather / local ore characteristics)
Sump live volume: 20 m3; at 15 m3 working volume and 2,000 t/hr providing 23 – 34 seconds residence time for operational range of 45% to 55% w/w concentration slurries
Optional Grizzly Excavator Boom: For lump clay removal / push-through; quick-remove system
Optional FEL / Excavator Hopper: 50 m3 / 80t capacity; 10t mass, 25 mm thick UHMWPE bolted panel lining; chain slings; quick-remove system
Optional slewing radial discharge conveyor: 150t/hr; 15m radius (tbc, should trash stream require more than occasional dozer clearance)
3,500 t/hr (29mtpa) Configuration: Comprising a 900 mm feed depth to a 3.6m wide screen, 30m3 sump, 20/18 slurry pump, 1.4MW motor, DN600 hoses and longer steerable tracks
Stockpile Reclaim Dozer Trap
OVERVIEW (click here for .pdf copy of this info and GA drawings)
Modular skid mounted dozer trap module constructed to modern OHS, operational and maintenance standards, for loading yard conveyors from 2.5m RL. Very robust construction, grizzly protected, with easy access for cleaning, and simplified maintenance requirements. Adjustable bed depth to handle ore variation, automated hydraulic belt tensioning / take-up system, modular bolted UHMWPE chute panels for long life and low wall friction, optionally with ceramic linings to suit highly abrasive ores, complete with crowned pulleys, s/s primary, secondary and return scrapers, and belt splicing station, make these units very easy to live with. Using fabric belts to suit ores such as bauxite, salt and sand; well suited to use with iron ore and most heavy / lumpy / rock ores, using a steel cord belt on the conservatively sized pulleys.
The modular structure is fully hot dip galvanised and stainless steel / non-corrosive materials used for all belt contacting components. Configured with a robust headwall for dozer pushing forces, and an integral rilling-style side wing-wall, these units can easily be transported to site as ‘flat-packs’, containerised, or sent fully complete, tested and ready for operation. Quick-remove FEL hopper option available.
Available configured to be fixed to foundations, or fully portable via dozer push points / tow points and rounded infills to minimise pushing / towing forces. When used in combination with tracked portable radial stackers, they make for a very efficient stockpile configuration for rapid ship-loading and flexible storage systems.
KEY PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
Reclaimer Capacity Configurations:

Unladen mass: 53t (mobile) / 48t (fixed) (for 1,500mm belt configuration)
Ground pressure: <35 kPa (unladen) ; <50 kPa (laden)
Belt Feeder: 11 degree inclined, ceramic lagged crowned pulleys (face = belt width +300mm), at 14m centres, via 117cm x 34cm aperture grizzly (2.5m high entry point, 4.8m long feed zone)
Ambient de-rating: >45o/C
Fluidised Conveying Dozer Trap
OVERVIEW
A DPU (Dozer Pumping Unit) with 20 deg inclined 1.2m wide belt feeder, sump and pump only (no screen) mounted on a single dozer pushed skid. This is the most economical way to convert a truck-shovel operation to a pumped conveying system IF the feed is relatively clean and slurry pipework can be run relatively flat. As may occur in a silica sand mining operation.
Looking a lot like the stockpile discharge feeder above, except inclined at 20 degrees, slightly narrower, and ~2m longer. Discharging over an adjustable vibrating bar divergator grizzly above a sump and pump, both located in the triangular opening below, with trash thrown forward for intermittent clearing by dozer. Same side supply / return lines, complete with water calming sump entry, automated level control, and solenoid activated direct injection startup jets for recovery after a crash stop, or for emergency density reduction.
Adjustable bed depth to handle ore variation, automated hydraulic belt tensioning / take-up system, modular bolted ceramic lined chute panels, complete with crowned, ceramic lagged and conservatively sized pulleys, s/s primary, secondary and return scrapers, and belt splicing station, plus Victaulic pipework fittings, and auto-lubed bearings used throughout to simplify maintenance, making these units very easy to live with.
The modular structure is fully hot dip galvanised and stainless steel / non-corrosive materials used for all belt contacting components. Configured with a robust headwall for dozer pushing forces, and an integral rilling-style side wing-wall, these units can easily be transported to site as ‘flat-packs’, containerised, or sent fully complete, tested and ready for operation. Local fabrication and assembly of some modules is available for suitable sites.
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