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2017
Company’s solutions address minerals processing inefficienciesBy:Deputy Editor Online To address water contamination in the minerals processing sector, processing specialist Multotec is installing its CleanTeQ ion-exchange system, which is designed for the removal of soluble elements from process water, at operations in Oman and soon in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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