Dewatering • Pumps • Hydraulic modelling

Mine dewatering engineering

Underground pumping, pipe network design and water management solutions backed by hydraulic analysis, site experience and cost-based option studies.

Capability overview

Design the whole water path.

Mineflow supports dewatering systems from field audit and concept study through to pump station layout, pipe network modelling, reliability improvement and payback-based option selection.

  • Pump station and rising-main design
  • Hydraulic modelling of flow, friction and TDH
  • Pipe size, pressure class and velocity review
  • Reliability audits and maintainability improvements
  • Capital, power, maintenance and payback comparison

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System Design

Dewatering system design from sump to discharge.

Mineflow reviews the whole water path: collection, pump duty, pipe class, static lift, friction loss, storage, transfer and discharge point.

  • Existing system review and bottleneck identification
  • Pump duty, flow rate and TDH checks
  • Sump, transfer and rising-main concepts
  • Duty, standby and assist pump philosophy
  • Staged upgrades aligned with mine development
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Mineflow support

Need a clearer dewatering strategy before the next level floods the schedule?

Start with the system you already have. Mineflow can review the current arrangement, model practical options and turn the preferred path into clear actions.

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