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How to Control Algae in Mining

and Power Stations

Mining operations and power stations use,store and re-use water. Blockages to screens and filters in pumping equipment pose a real threat. The presence of algae in the water creates friction which means increased energy costs in pumping.
 
 
Algae and Algal Blooms  
 
There is no easy definition of an alga. Algae are generally microscopic organisms, are generally thought of as simple aquatic plants which do not have roots, stems or leaves and have primitive methods of reproduction. Click here for further information on algae.
  
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