Mine Rehabilitation

During mining operations, a significant amount of solid waste is produced. Given the increasingly scarce Earth resources and the government's emphasis on ecology, resilience, and sustainable development, there is a requirement for comprehensive mine management, aiming to fully utilize and exhaustively process these waste materials.

The major components of most tailings and solid waste are silica, calcium carbonate, and alumina. By leveraging the unique properties of these components, they can be processed into spherical aggregates. Utilizing soil-rock technology, various tailings and solid waste can be transformed into a range of products, such as: Constructing houses, Building roads, Creating sponge city infrastructure, Supporting structures for fog farming agriculture, Recreational facilities in parks, and Drainage components.