According to reports from leading international mining media outlets, the global mining industry is undergoing a technological transformation toward ”waterless mineral processing.” Through processes such as dry flotation and microwave-assisted crushing, this technology significantly reduces water consumption during mineral processing while also lowering chemical usage and tailings treatment costs. Currently, countries such as Canada and Australia have already adopted this technology in copper, lithium, and gold mining projects, and several Chinese mining companies are conducting pilot tests of the technology.

Technical Advantages: Waterless mineral processing technology can reduce chemical consumption by 30%–50% and cut tailings discharge by 60%. It is particularly suitable for mineral development in arid regions and aligns with the ”Dual Carbon” goals and the requirements for green mine development.

Source: Mining Magazine (a leading international mining publication)