As a subsidiary of CPEG, additional thermal and dry solids processing and material handling equipment is available to supplement and build out your production line.
Dust Collectors, Wet Scrubbers, Conveyors, Mixers, Drum Dryers, and more.
From ore to finished product, mineral processing relies on thermal steps that prepare, dry, and refine material at scale. This category covers drying, calcining, and cooling across mining and minerals applications, including limestone, critical minerals, and mineral processing plant integration. Articles explain how rotary dryers, calciners, and coolers handle abrasive, variable feeds while holding temperature and residence time targets. Backed by Heyl Patterson’s engineering heritage and material testing, this content helps mine operators and processors match equipment to material behavior, throughput, and downstream requirements for reliable, continuous duty mineral processing.
Introduction: What is a Mineral Processing Plant? Beyond digging rocks from the ground, the crucial next step in mining is mineral processing.
From Rock to Riches: The World of Mineral Processing Plants Read More »
Agglomerators, also known as agglomeration drums, heap leaching drums, or ore drums, are used in the mining industry. These machines cause particles to clump together into larger particles, making metals within slurries easier to remove in a process known as chemical precipitation. Though integral for the removal of ore, agglomerators are also used for treating
Agglomeration: A Solution for Handling Difficult-to-Process Materials Read More »
The biomass industry is quickly emerging as a significant source of carbon-nutrient energy. Biomass can be used as is or converted into several energy-dense products, including activated carbon (AC).
How Does It Work: Activated Carbon Processing Read More »
