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Lowering Valve Ownership Costs in Severe-Service Applications

As the authorized representative of DSS Valves in the Canadian Oil Sands, CGIS has supported multiple tailings applications where valve reliability directly impacts production, maintenance costs, and operational risk. This case study demonstrates how an application-driven, iterative valve design approach dramatically reduced lifecycle costs in a high-velocity, abrasive tailings service. Rather than treating valve selection […]

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22-inch Class 300 Guided Shear Gate valves installed on a tailings line at Lundin’s Candelaria copper mine in Chile.

Push-Through Knife Gates vs. Guided Shear Gates in Mineral Processing

Across mineral processing sites, one issue continues to show up: push-through knife gate valves are often used in applications where they do not belong. This happens because mining is treated as a single category, even though it actually includes two very different processing environments: Concentrate processing, where push-through knife gates can work well when used

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