BETE makes spray nozzles that work well for the mining sector

The mining industry relies on BETE products.

John Brooks Company Limited supplies fluid-handling solutions for the mining industry, including spray nozzles by BETE – a trusted brand name for large mining corporations worldwide. These nozzles are recommended for such mining applications as cleaning, dust suppression, humidification, and evaporative disposal.

With a proven history of optimizing performance in mining, BETE spray nozzles are designed to be dependable with extreme temperatures, high pressure, or heavy dust.

Safe and efficient evaporation

BETE provides customized nozzles for specific requirements when needed; its engineers help customers identify appropriate options for their individual processes. For cleaning and washing, John Brooks Company carries BETE nozzles for screen/sifter cleaning, conveyor washing, and truck washing. Workers can clean screens used to sift different grades of crushed stone, which have the potential to clog, or wash conveyors and belts that transport raw materials to prolong their lifespans. BETE nozzles also remove excessive buildup of dirt in trucks’ undercarriages and wheels, extending work life while meeting operational standards for public roads.

For humidification tasks, BETE nozzles spray water to humidify enclosed or confined areas, and for evaporative disposal, spraying into the air promotes safe and efficient evaporation of runoff water and chemicals typically captured in a basin or pond, reducing potential pond size. These nozzles also suit these dust-suppression tasks:

• Area dust control. Misting nozzles are perfect for knocking down dust from the air. Often combined with fans or blowers to increase coverage and reach with small droplet sizes.
• Worksite/dirt-road dust prevention. Wide fan nozzles installed on tanker trucks or utility vehicles apply water as they drive along dirt roads to prevent dust from vehicles.
• Conveyor and conveyor-transfer points. BETE spray nozzles wet material at transfer points where dust generation and material exposure are highest.
• Pulverizers. These nozzles reduce airborne dust from rock crushing, keeping material wet to reduce dust formation while cooling working surfaces in the pulverizer.
• Truck loading and unloading. Blending misting nozzles with fans or blowers offers better coverage with small droplet sizes for airborne dust.
• Boring and drilling dust control. For protecting drilling equipment and lowering explosion hazards.

For more information, contact John Brooks Company.

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