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Bulk Material Handling Systems Bulk material handling systems Reference list 2011–2021 Belt Length, Capacity, Item Quantity width, Power, kW Handled materials Customer Holding company Region m tph mm Year 2011 Reversible belt conveyor 2 37,7 800 30 11 sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 26,3 800 30 11 sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 18,55 800 30 11 dried sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 16,65 800 30 11 dried sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 62,21 800 30 18,5 dried sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 60,28 800 30 18,5 dried sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 5,19 800 5 5,5 sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 5,2 800 25 5,5 sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Belt conveyor 1 5,95 800 10 5,5 sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Belt conveyor 1 39,25 1000 80 30 sludge NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU Donskoy Ore Apron feeder 2-15-30 with electrical TNC Kazchrome 1 ore Mining and Kazakhstan equipment and spare parts JSC / ERG Processing Plant Belt stationary conveyor 2 18 650 60 7,5 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan Belt stationary conveyor 1 9 650 60 7,5 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan Belt conveyor 1 18,1 1000 200 37 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan Belt conveyor 1 16,6 1600 300 45 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan Belt conveyor 1 26 1600 300 45 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan Belt conveyor 1 140,63 1600 1400 250 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan Belt conveyor 1 160,84 1600 250 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan Belt Length, Capacity, Item Quantity width, Power, kW Handled materials Customer Holding company Region m tph mm Belt conveyor 1 24,3 2000 160 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan 315 Belt conveyor 1 156,87 2000 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan 630 Kazmarganets TNC Kazchrome Apron feeder 2-15-30 3 Kazakhstan Mining Enterprise JSC / ERG JSC ''Serov Sverdlovsk oblast, Belt stationary conveyor 1 15 800 100 7,5 ore CHEMK / USMC Ferroalloys Plant'' RU Aktobe Ferroalloys TNC Kazchrome Skip hoist 1 Kazakhstan Plant JSC / ERG Belt stationary conveyor 4 65 1000 400 75 ore JSC ''Tyazhmash'' Tyazhmash Tula oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 2 80 1000 400 75 ore JSC ''Tyazhmash'' Tyazhmash Tula oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 2 30 1000 300 18,5 ore JSC ''Tyazhmash'' Tyazhmash Tula oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 2 150 1000 600 75 ore JSC ''Tyazhmash'' Tyazhmash Tula oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 2 132 1000 600 75 ore JSC ''Tyazhmash'' Tyazhmash Tula oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 55 1000 340 37 ore JSC ''Tyazhmash'' Tyazhmash Tula oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 220 1000 1000 110 ore JSC ''Tyazhmash'' Tyazhmash Tula oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 71 1000 340 37 ore JSC ''Tyazhmash'' Tyazhmash Tula oblast, RU Belt stationary conveyor 1 77 1000 340 37 ore JSC ''Tyazhmash'' Tyazhmash Tula oblast, RU Year 2012 iron ore, Belt stationary conveyor 1 37,98 1000 475 37 Zhairem GOK Kazzinc Holdings Kazakhstan manganese ore TNC Kazchrome Belt stationary conveyor 3 20 650 20 15 ferrochrome ERG Kazakhstan JSC TNC Kazchrome Belt stationary conveyor 5 25 800 30 15 ferrochrome ERG Kazakhstan JSC Kemerovo oblast. Belt stationary conveyor 1 18,87 1200 700 55 mined rock Evrazruda Evraz RU Belt Length, Capacity, Item Quantity width, Power, kW Handled materials Customer Holding company Region m tph mm limestone, Belt stationary conveyor 1 96,34 1200 800 37 shungite, NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU calcareous spar Belt stationary conveyor 1 11 1200 350 coke NLMK Russia NLMK Group Lipetsk oblast, RU lime, ferroalloy, Belt conveyor 1 54,7 650 120 15 Tagmet JSC TMK Rostov oblast, RU coke lime, ferroalloy, Belt conveyor 1 98,1 800 120 30 Tagmet JSC ТМК Rostov oblast, RU coke lime, ferroalloy, Belt conveyor 1 162,5 800 120 45 Tagmet JSC ТМК Rostov oblast, RU coke ferroalloy, coke, Belt conveyor 1 12,86 800 120 15 Tagmet JSC ТМК Rostov oblast, RU fluorspar Belt conveyor 1 16 1000 200 11 green pellets SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan iron-ore Mobile belt conveyor 1 66 1200 1100 37 SSGPO JSC ERG Kazakhstan concentrate Donskoy Ore TNC Kazchrome Apron feeder 2-15-30 1 chrome ore Mining and Kazakhstan JSC / ERG Processing Plant Year 2013 Belt stationary conveyor 1 67 1000 135 13 vanadium cake Evraz Vanady Tula Evraz Tula oblast, RU sand, crashed Sakha Republic Belt conveyor 1 17 650 180 4 stone, gravel, Alrosa JSC ALROSA Group (Yakutia), RU exclay sand, crashed Sakha Republic Belt conveyor 1 67 650 180 22 stone, gravel, Alrosa JSC ALROSA Group (Yakutia), RU exclay lime, ferroalloy, Belt conveyor with discharge tray 1 28,96 800 120 15 Tagmet JSC ТМК Rostov oblast, RU anthracite lime, ferroalloy, Belt conveyor 1 8,35 800 120 5,5 Tagmet JSC ТМК Rostov oblast, RU anthracite lime, ferroalloy, Mobile belt conveyor 1 28,95 800 120 3 Tagmet JSC ТМК Rostov oblast, RU anthracite Elevator conveyor 1 20 650 120 30 lime Tagmet JSC ТМК Rostov oblast, RU Elevator conveyor 1 PKP Druzhba LLC PKP Druzhba LLC Rostov oblast, RU Belt Length, Capacity, Item Quantity width, Power, kW Handled materials Customer Holding company Region m tph mm Year 2015 Sakha Republic Belt stationary conveyor 1 14,5 1400 730 22 kimberlite ore Alrosa JSC ALROSA Group (Yakutia), RU Metalloinvest MC Belgorod oblast, Belt conveyor 1 27,64 500 70 4 sludge Lebedinsky GOK LLC RU Fortum Chelyabinsk oblast, Belt conveyor 1 124 1400 1000 22 coal JSC ''Fortum'' Corporation RU Fortum Chelyabinsk oblast, Belt conveyor 1 35 1200 1000 22 coal JSC ''Fortum'' Corporation RU Fortum Chelyabinsk oblast, Belt conveyor 1 265 1400 1000 22 coal JSC ''Fortum'' Corporation RU Fortum Chelyabinsk oblast, Belt conveyor 1 230 1000 500 22 coal JSC ''Fortum'' Corporation RU Fortum Chelyabinsk oblast, Telescopic loading spout 8 6,5 — 1000 5,5 coal JSC ''Fortum'' Corporation RU apatite-nepheline Belt stationary conveyor 1 14,1 1400 300 7,5 Apatit Phosagro Vologda oblast, RU ore Unipro JSC (E.ON Unipro JSC (E.ON Krasnoyarsk krai, Mobile belt conveyor 1 16 800 200 7,5 ashes Russia) Russia) RU Unipro JSC (E.ON Unipro JSC (E.ON Krasnoyarsk krai, Outfeed belt conveyor 1 90,5 800 200 18,5 ashes Russia) Russia) RU Unipro JSC (E.ON Unipro JSC (E.ON Krasnoyarsk krai, Belt conveyor 1 982 2500 200 2 х 45 ashes Russia) Russia) RU Unipro JSC (E.ON Unipro JSC (E.ON Krasnoyarsk krai, Reversible belt conveyor 1 16 800 200 7,5 ashes Russia) Russia) RU Year 2016 Belt conveyor 1 18,26 1800 160 11 cake Vorkutaugol Severstal Komi Republic, RU Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 58 800 130 11 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Reversible belt conveyor 1 10 800 130 5,5 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 45,54 800 61 11 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 44,13 800 82 11 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Belt Length, Capacity, Item Quantity width, Power, kW Handled materials Customer Holding company Region m tph mm Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 54,01 800 85 11 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 52,39 800 10 11 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 11 800 85 5,5 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 11 800 82 5,5 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 22 800 61 5,5 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 14 800 10 5,5 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 25 650 2 2,2 coal Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 35 650 2 2,2 coal Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 26 1200 625 22 coal Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 33,6 1000 360 22 coal Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 15,02 800 80 5,5 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 7,6 800 80 5,5 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 22,52 800 80 5,5 concentrate Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 30,6 800 120 11 rock Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 56,6 800 180 22 rock Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 19,5 1200 25 2,2 cake Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Sadkinskaya Coal- South Coal Belt conveyor 1 10 1200 625 37 coal Rostov oblast, RU Preparation Plant Company Cherepovets Steel Belt conveyor 1 30,03 100 306 18,5 blast-furnace slag Severstal Vologda oblast, RU Mill Cherepovets Steel Belt conveyor 1 20,03 800 56 11 blast-furnace slag Severstal Vologda oblast, RU Mill Belt Length, Capacity, Item Quantity width, Power, kW Handled materials Customer Holding company Region m tph mm Cherepovets Steel Belt conveyor 1 10,03 800 56 11 blast-furnace
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