Mining Solutions
Reliable On-site Water Storage
In the demanding and dynamic environment of iron ore mining, managing water resources efficiently is crucial for maintaining operational continuity and meeting diverse site needs. GetWet Solutions provides a flexible and reliable solution to a wide range of water storage and distribution challenges. From storing water for dust suppression on haul roads to supplying camps and villages, supporting construction and civil works, and even feeding concrete batch plants, these bladders serve a variety of essential functions.
For large-scale operations, water bladders can accommodate substantial storage requirements, with capacities ranging from 1000 liters to an industry-leading 2.5 million litres per bladder, with the flexibility to link multiple units for unlimited storage. Constructed from UV-protected, high-tech PVC fabric, these durable bladders are built to endure temperatures up to 70°C. Their portability offers additional advantages for remote sites, allowing them to be easily relocated as the mine’s water needs evolve.
ENQUIRE NOWEXOM+ specific technology
Thermal resistance from - 30 °C to +70 °C
Store 1000ltrs to 2,500,000ltrs
Unlimited linking ability
Quick and easy installation
Available
Worldwide
ISO9001 & UKAS Certified
Our Previous Projects
Large-Scale Water Storage Solution for Iron Ore Mine in Pilbara – 2023
The Pilbara iron ore mine faced a critical need for a high-volume water storage solution to support dust suppression activities for their fleet of water trucks. They required a system capable of delivering water at extremely high flow rates to ensure efficient dust control.
SEE MOREMultiple Bladders Deliver Major Efficiencies for Goldfields Mine Project - 2023
A new mine site in the Goldfields, Western Australia, was tasked with constructing key infrastructure for a major mining operation. The site included several complex components that required efficient
SEE MOREEmergency Irrigation Backup: How a 500,000L Water Bladder Tank Saved a Berry Farm from Irrigation Disruption
When a berry farm 2 hours north of Perth faced the risk of a catastrophic pump failure at its primary dam, the need for an emergency irrigation solution became critical. The farm's water supply was entirely dependent on the dam’s pump
SEE MORELiquid Fertilizer Storage: Enhancing Efficiency and Reducing Costs for a Broad Acre Crop Farm
On a large-scale broad acre farm, managing the application of liquid fertilizer had become increasingly inefficient. The traditional system relied on a central filling point where fertilizer was delivered by the supplier
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OUR PROCESS
Get in TouchDesign
Understand objectives, identify constraints, and create a preliminary design based on project needs.
Proposal & Approval
Review the design with stakeholders and present a commercial proposal for approval.
Planning
Plan logistics, confirm installation dates, and schedule personnel and equipment.
Pad Preparation
Prepare and ensure the installation pad meets all necessary requirements for installation.
Installation
Install the bladder tank, ensuring it becomes operational within hours after pad approval.