
(Posted on 18/11/21)
As part of the project to extend a PAD for heap leaching in Arlit on behalf of the company SOMAIR (Niger), a subsidiary of the ORANO group (France), Bedeschi is responsible for carrying out engineering work and the mechanical and electrical supply of all transport and stockpiling equipment.
The challenge of this project was to provide machinery which is compatible with the existing equipment.
The list of provided equipment is:
Bedeschi also provides the technical assistance for the assembly and commissioning phase.
Bedeschi SpA was established in 1908 and is today one of the oldest European companies specialising in bulk handling. The fourth generation of the Bedeschi family is currently leading the Group, so actual design, engineering and manufacturing with a first class technical assistance are the result of more than 100 years of experience for Customers success.
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