Lafarge Mining Tygerberg in Cape Town contacted SBS\u00ae for\nquotations to replace their ageing water storage infrastructure at the crusher\nplant, which was rusted, leaking and in danger of collapsing threatening the\nadjacent office park. Lafarge opted for a tank with effective capacity of 180kl\nto mitigate the immediate crisis they were facing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
SBS\u00ae conducted a comprehensive needs assessment and offered a\npractical and sustainable solution. The existing tanks were dilapidated and\nneeded to be replaced. The site was relatively inaccessible and turnaround time\non the project relatively short. The replacement tank could be placed and\nanchored on the existing concrete floor of the dilapidated tank, but the walls\nneeded to be demolished to prevent causing damage to the new tank. An SBS\nTanks\u00ae Model ST13\/03 with a gross capacity of 196kl, storing an effective\nvolume of 180kl was installed and commissioned with a further order to replace\nthe second tank received following the installation.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Lafarge\nSouth Africa, a subsidiary of the Lafarge Holcim Group, manufactures and\nsupplies cement, aggregates, ready mix concrete and fly ash. The company has\nbeen operating in South Africa since 1998, employing well over 2,000 employees. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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