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Global suppliers win Sino Iron work

CONNECTICUT-based Cidra and its German partner Krohne have been awarded slurry pipeline work for the massive $A5.2 billion Sino Iron project at Cape Preston in Western Australia.

Kristie Batten
Global suppliers win Sino Iron work

Krohne and Cidra’s Sonartrac flow technology systems will be installed on all magnetite slurry lines. The non-intrusive, volumetric flow monitoring systems are immune to the magnetic properties of...

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