The mobile bulk sorting plant (MBSP) is a compact, turn-key, bulk ore sorting solution that is quickly and easily deployed to undertake pilot bulk sorting trials or to carry out full-scale bulk sorting for smaller mining operations.
The MBSP is a flexible, modular plant transported in component parts and assembled on-site. No civil works required – does not require concrete footings, water or compressed air feed.
Set-up equipment
The MBSP is a flexible, modular plant transported in component parts and assembled on-site. No civil works required – does not require concrete footings, water or compressed air feed.
Fully Diesel
Mains Power
Configurable feedOptional diesel configurationMobile conveyorMR technologyA 2-way diverting chuteFlexible discharge MBSP can be fed either from:
Enhanced mobility and operational flexibility with all subsystems run off diesel power:
MR systems operate nominally within the “high frequency” (3-30MHz) and “very high frequency” (30-299MHz) radio frequency bands. Other technologies using this range of frequencies are radio and television broadcasting, radar and 2-way radios. These technologies have been in use for tens to hundreds of years and health effects both well understood and minimal.
MR systems operate nominally within the “high frequency” (3-30MHz) and “very high frequency” (30-299MHz) radio frequency bands. Other technologies using this range of frequencies are radio and television broadcasting, radar and 2-way radios. These technologies have been in use for tens to hundreds of years and health effects both well understood and minimal.
| Measurement Type | Particle Size | Feed Rate | Pod Size | Integration Size | Precision | Calibration Frequency | OH&S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Direct mineral quantification | Generally constrained by conveyor(Nominally ~1um -350mm)No particle size ratio limit | 100 –10,000 tph | 80kg –10 tonnes | 1 –10 seconds (mineral dependent) | <10% relative to minimum cut-off grade (mineral dependent) Chalcopyrite: 1σ of 0.023%Cu in 2-4s | Factory calibration No ongoing site calibration required | No radio-specific regulations (2-way VHF radio band) |