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Clean TeQ Water lands tailings dewatering contract at Broken Hill's Rasp mine

Expected to help Rasp reach its nameplate processing capacity of 750,000tpa

Oliver Gray
The Rasp mine plant in New South Wales.

The Rasp mine plant in New South Wales. | Credits: Broken Hill Mines

Clean TeQ Water has landed a contract to design and build an Activator, Tether, Anchor tailings dewatering plant at Broken Hill Mines' Rasp silver-lead-zinc mine in New South Wales, which is being ramped...

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