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Equipment sizing, from
engineering to field proven; thickener unit
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Product Experiences
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Potassium Chloride (MOP)
- Potassium Sulphate (SOP)
- Potassium Magnesium Sulphate
- Nitrogen and Potassium
Fertilizers (NK)
- Salt (NaCl)
- Magnesium Compounds
- Synthetic Carnallite
- Potassium Carbonate
- Sodium Sulphate (Glauber’s
Salt)
- Calcium Chloride
- Bromine, Bromine Salts
- K - Nitrate
- Iodine, Iodine Salts
- Lithium, Lithium Salts
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Round clarifier

Flotation
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Process design is the starting point of every
project for processing plants, no matter whether it is a new
plant, a capacity increase or a modernisation project. The result
of the process design is the guideline for the complete project
development, thus special care has to be taken. |
ERCOSPLAN
GROUP OF COMPANIES
has more than half a century of experience in
process design throughout the mineral salt industry. More than 500
projects treating more than 40 products have been handled by our
engineers.
Continuous Monitoring of new developments and
cooperation with reputable universities and equipment suppliers
enable us to always offer our services based on most modern
know-how. Our highly motivated team, further educating themselves
on a regular basis, is our most valuable resource and the key to
quality and customer satisfaction.
Our services comprise, among others
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Using modern software tools and our know-how
regarding dissolution equilibriums incorporated in complex
calculation tools we design processes for the processing of ore,
bittern and brine from solution mining and natural lakes using the
process steps
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mechanical treatment (dry and wet milling,
screen settling, stream settling, flotation, mechanical
debrining, compaction)
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thermal treatment (hot and cold leaching,
evaporation and crystallization, drying)
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chemical treatment (decomposition reactions,
precipitation reactions, bromine and iodine extraction, gas –
liquid reactions for carbonisation, exchange of salts)

Process design, optimisation of water consumption |
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