Why water drives the design

A conventional open-circuit wash plant can use 100–200 litres of make-up water per tonne of sand. In Oman that means tanker costs, well permits and questions from the municipality. A closed circuit — recovery cyclones, settling ponds sized to the flow, return pumps — cuts make-up water to what evaporation takes, often 10–20 litres per tonne.

The configuration that passes inspection

StageEquipmentWater role
WashingWheel or spiral washer matched to clay contentThe only point water touches product
Fines recoveryHydrocyclone unit on the overflowCaptures saleable fines; thickens the waste stream
DewateringDewatering screen to ~12% moistureReturns free water immediately to the circuit
SettlingThree-pond series, sized to plant flowSolids settle; clear water overflows back to the wash

Common mistakes we see

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Sourced and inspected in Gongyi

  • Sourced in Gongyi. Machines are built at qualified Gongyi-area plants we select and coordinate in Gongyi, Henan — with clear specs and transparent pricing.
  • Test-run before shipment. Every line is trial-run or inspected at the plant before dispatch; you receive video evidence with the inspection report.
  • Spare parts from stock. Wear parts and standard components ship with the machine, with manufacturer stock behind every order.
  • 12-month warranty. Core machinery is covered for 12 months, backed by ongoing technical support coordinated by our team.

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