MiningRoad LH Type Flexible Crust Technology for Industrial Deposits

Flexible Crust Technology for Industrial Deposits

  • Mine stockpiles, port and dock material piles, exposed building sites, and roadside slopes often experience collapses, leaks, and surface dust blowing up in the rain and under strong winds.

  • After being treated with a special polymer spray, the surface of the stockpiles forms a flexible crust layer that is resistant to both rainwater erosion and winds exceeding level 10. This crust layer, due to its dense sealing properties, also acts as a coal seam inhibitor and provides stabilization for roadside slopes.

Specialized polymers, through grafting highly hydrophobic elements and adding anti-cracking agents and other additives, achieve elastic bonding between sand particles, resulting in highly hydrophobic and highly UV-resistant properties. This technology is globally recognized as "liquid tarpaulin."

This technology has the following characteristics:

  • High hydrophobicity, achieving a lotus leaf effect, and resisting heavy rain.

  • Flexible and not brittle, not easily broken under normal pressure and impact.

  • Resistant to gale-force winds (level 10), with strong adhesion, it cannot be blown away by ordinary winds.

  • Coal-resistant, with high sealing properties, preventing air from entering the coal.

  • UV resistant, maintaining good condition even after 6 months of exposure to sunlight.

Who Can Participate in MiningRoad?
  • Mines
  • Industry
  • Orchards and Vineyard
  • Municipalities
  • Provincial, State + Federal Government

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