EnviroMist is proud to announce that we will be exhibiting at QME 2024! Find us at stand OP222 at the Mackay Showgrounds, 23-25 July 2024.
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We are delighted to announce that EnviroMist’s collaboration with Action Drill & Blast has won the award for Best Dust Control Technology, Application or Practice at the Australian Bulk Handling Awards 2022.
We are happy to announce our micro-mist dust suppression system supplied to Compass Minerals’ Goderich mine received a positive response and was included in their annual ESG report.
EnviroMist is proud to announce that together with Action Drill & Blast we are finalists at the 2021 Australian Bulk Handling Awards for the Dust Suppression Technology, Application or Practice Award.
EnviroMist Dust Suppression System Designs for BMA Goonyella and Daunia Mines.
EnviroMist has concluded the design processes for two BMA Central Queensland mines…
The over-arching objective for this project was to develop ‘dustless’ mining operations in the key areas of the longwall and the development face. To achieve this, the project was split into two phases: The first phase focusing on the longwall and the second phase looking at the development face.
EnviroMist was commissioned to design and manufacture a 75kW dust suppression system complete with dual auto backwash filters, HP pump set and HP spray bars for Al Taweelah Alumina. The HP pump set was designed to be mounted on the ship unloader to utilise an existing water storage tank.
EnviroMist was commissioned to design and manufacture a 130kW dust suppression system complete with dual auto backwash filters, storage tank, HP pump set and HP spray bars for Peabody Coppabella Mine. The system was mounted around the circumference of the ROM bin.
EnviroMist is happy to announce we will be designing and manufacturing our signature dust suppression systems for Rio Tinto Koodaideri’s ROM and COS, comprising of complete filtration, pumping and nozzle equipped spray bars.
EnviroMist is proud to announce that our innovative dust suppression technology will service BHP’s $3.6 billion South Flank Project, providing solutions for ROM1, ROM2, COS-CV411 and COS-CV413…