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FLSmidth secures large equipment order in Belarus

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Global Mining Review,


FLSmidth has received an order from Slavkaliy to supply equipment to a new potassium mining and processing facility in Belarus. The contract is valued at ap-proximately DKK360 million and will be booked in 1Q20.

FLSmidth will deliver liquid-solid separation equipment islands to Slavkaliy for a new facility in the Nezhinsky area of the Starobinskoye potassium salt deposits in Belarus. The liquid-solid separation equipment islands include a large number of thickener and clarifier, pan and horizontal belt filter packages.

All equipment islands come with a full automation package, which supports the overall plant automation system previously designed by FLSmidth. When in production, the new mining and processing complex will have an output capacity between 1.1 - 2.0 million tpy of potassium chloride.

Manfred Schaffer, Mining President at FLSmidth, comments: "We are especially pleased, after the plant engineering order booked in 3Q19, to have now secured this equipment order from CITIC Construction Co. Ltd., which is the construction contractor for Slavkaliy.

“This significant level of automation and digitalisation, in combination with our equipment, will also mean the lowest possible onsite energy consumption. Slavkaliy and FLSmidth have a common focus on minimal environmental impact, and this order very much supports FLSmidth's MissionZero ambition.”

The delivery will begin at the end of 2020 and will be completed during 2021. FLSmidth experts will provide supervision during the erection and commission phases to ensure the timely opening of the complete complex, which is expected in 4Q23.

Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/exploration-development/21022020/flsmidth-secures-large-equipment-order-in-belarus/

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