Everything You Need to Know About Water Pumps Used in Mining
From copper to coal mines, fluid transfer is essential, which means the water pumps used in mining have to be top-of-the-line. You can find all the essential water pumps used in mining at Synergy Equipment. Below, we show you what you need to know about how fluid transfer pumps are essential for your mining operation.
How Pumps Used in Mining Benefit Your Operation
Pumps used in mining have a variety of roles depending on the type of mining operation. Air-operated diaphragm mining pumps, for instance, are essential for underground mining to clear out water from trenches and other low points and transfer it to central sumps away from work areas. With underground mines you sometimes experience flooding as the mine goes below the water table. Synergy’s double diaphragm pumps are perfect for such operations, especially for clearing sludge or sock dewatering.
Keeping Your Equipment Clean
Dewatering pumps are also essential for keeping equipment clean. Coal mining operations often use these pumps to wash belt heads. These applications not only preserve your equipment but also keep your workplace safe and running efficiently. Pumps for mining applications such as dewatering typically vary in size from about 2-inches to 12-inches depending on the application.
Benefits of Using Synergy’s Pump Division
Synergy’s Pump Division is one of the largest in the southeast. Browsing our selection, you’ll find the perfect pump for your operation, whether you want an extreme high-head pump for projects requiring high PSI and transfer water long distances or high-volume pumps for high-volume dewatering.
As a bonus, renting or buying from Synergy Equipment means you’ll get excellent customer service, including 24/7 maintenance and delivery. Our team will also work with you to ensure you get the right pump for your operation. With our team, you’ll always get expert support, whether you’re interested in pumps or new construction equipment. Contact us to find out more or check out our blog.
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