Namibia Uranium Mine Project

Namibia Uranium Mine Process Brief Introduction

Namibia Uranium Mine Crusher Mill

The Rossing Uranium mine is located 70km north-east of Swakopmund in Namibia, Africa. It is the fifth largest producer of uranium in the world and accounts for about 8% of the world's uranium oxide production. The licence area of the mine is 180km2 of which 20km2 are used for mining, waste disposal and processing.

The Rossing Uranium mine is a low grade Alaskite open pit mine (SJ pit) which is 3.5km long and 345m deep. Conventional methods including drilling, blasting, loading and hauling are used for mining uranium from the open pit.

The activities of uranium ore processing include extraction of uranium from the mined rock, production of uranium oxide, and secure packing and shipment of the processed uranium. The mined ore is delivered to primary crushers by haul trucks and then by conveyor to the coarse ore stockpile. The process continues until the particles become smaller than 19mm. Wet grinding, using four rod mills with a diameter of 4.3m, are used to crush the ore to the level of mud.

As for now, SBM has offered primary crushers and secondary crushers for the uranium ore crushing. You can purchase our jaw crusher as primary crusher and cone crushers as secondary crushers.

500TPH ~ 600TPH Crushing Product Line

Here we recommend that you can consider the crushing plant with capacity between 500 tph and 600 tph. In this project, only qualified crushed materials can get through vibrating screen and become finished products. Just click to see detail information about the plant. Learn More