[Bambas copper mine tailings transportation system construction project] Recently, Sinohydro Peru Co., Ltd. received the "Bambas copper mine tailings transportation system I, II construction project" notice of winning the bid, this project is the third project undertaken by Sinohydro in Bambas copper mine. The project is located in the Apurimac region of southern Peru, with a planned construction period of three years. The main engineering content is the pipeline installation of the tailings transportation system of the flotation plant in the mining area, the construction of electrical and instrumentation projects, the construction of emergency pools and other civil works. After the completion of the project, it will effectively save local resources, enhance the safety of the mining area and improve the environment of the mining area, which has far-reaching significance for the sustainable development of the local mining industry. Editor/Xu Shengpeng

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