Twin Pines Project
Wet Concentrator Plant
Sedgman is the Principal Design and Supply
Contractor for the Relocatable Modular Mineral
Sands Wet Concentrator Plant at Twin Pines Minerals
LLC’s (TPM) New Jersey facility in the United States
of America.
When complete the facility will process 232t/h of heavy mineral sands feed from
the existing tailings deposit and produce a concentrate of zircon and ilmenite
ready for downstream mineral separation and future processing. Sedgman’s scope
of work includes engineering design, procurement, fabrication and delivery of the
modular plant and associated infrastructure, with provision of construction and
commissioning technical support.
Mineral Separation Plant
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TWIN PINES MINERALS LLC
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MINERAL SANDS
The contract award follows a front end engineering design and metallurgical test
work development phase where Sedgman used modern processing technologies
to develop an innovative, cost effective and relocatable plant design.
Sedgman has worked closely with TPM over the last two years to refine the design
and delivery model to meet the project requirements, and are currently active in
developing other near term project opportunities with TPM.
The modular plant design, delivery and commissioning is a great example of
Sedgman’s Global Minerals Strategy in action, involving inputs from multiple offices
including our Shanghai procurement hub to offer TPM state of the art design
delivered in a cost effective and timely manner.
Detailed design has commenced on the project with completion scheduled
for March-April 2016.
Sedgman’s work on the Wet Concentrator Plant has led to the award of a second
contract as Principal Contractor for a Relocatable Mineral Separation Plant.
When complete the Mineral Separation Plant will process heavy mineral
concentrate produced by the Wet Concentrator Plant. The layout of the plant will
have provisions of further expanding the plant capacity beyond its nominal design
capacity of 15 tonnes per hour.
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