Magotteaux : Water quality measurements in tough mine sites

At TPS, we create strong partnerships with our customers. Read a customer story below about our relationship with a metallurgist who works with mining projects.

Metallurgist Covey Tan works with Magotteaux on mining-industry projects, using TPS water-quality instruments to test slurry and other liquid samples at mine sites. He regularly utilises the rugged handheld meter and associated sensors (for pH, DO, and ORP) to monitor water and slurry chemistry.

CHALLENGE

  • Mining site conditions are harsh - often involving rugged, unpredictable environments and complex sample types like slurries.

  • Gaining accurate water quality measurements in these challenging
    slurries/fine-grained rock samples is difficult with standard lab-grade sensors due to field constraints and the demanding nature of mineral-processing fluids.

SOLUTION

  • Covey used TPS’s Ranger handheld meter together with Ranger-series sensors (pH, DO, ORP) to perform in field measurements.

  • The Ranger’s rugged design and capability to mix and match sensors allowed him to test multiple parameters in the same sample, even in tough field conditions.

OUTCOME

With the TPS Ranger system, Covey successfully conducted reliable water and slurry quality testing directly on site.
This enabled him to monitor critical parameters (pH, DO, ORP) efficiently under real mining-site conditions,
supporting metallurgical operations with accurate and timely chemistry data.

Mining and resources industry

Real People - Real Results

We love seeing our meters in action! Covey Tan from Magotteaux has been using our Ranger Handheld recently and sent through some photos from the field.

• Covey Tan is a Metallurgist by trade.
• He uses The Ranger meter and sensors on mine sites.
• His projects include testing slurry and other liquids for pH, dissolved oxygen, and ORP levels.

Read More: Water Quality Testing in the Mining + Resources Industry

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