Design proposal

Kurmuk Gold Mine

SewTreat proposed a containerised 400 kL/day potable-water treatment plant for DRA Global at Kurmuk Gold Mine in Ethiopia. Designed for raw borehole/dam water, the solution combines solids removal, clarification and final disinfection with automated monitoring to support water supply for the mine’s camp, plant and services.

Kurmuk Gold Mine · Historical SewTreat project photograph
Kurmuk Gold Mine · Historical SewTreat project photograph
LocationKurmuk, Ethiopia
SectorMining
Water sourceRaw borehole/dam water as described in the PDF; exact feed mix to confirm
Intended usePotable water for mine camp, plant and services

The documented scope.

Containerised treatment with solids removal, clarification and final disinfection; automation and monitoring. Detailed train not established by this narrative.

The historical SewTreat record describes a proposed design. Commissioning and current operating status are not established.

Capacity and context.

Treatment design capacity
400 kL/dayproposed/documented design capacity

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Project attribution: SewTreat. WaterTreat is part of SewTreat.

Read the historical SewTreat case study (PDF) ↗

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