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MZT Pumpi delivers pumps to Serbia and Macedonia

26 July 2010

Macedonia’s MZT Pumpi has produced five pumpsets for the Serbian heating utility company Beogradske Elektrane.

The MZT Pumpi pumpsets will be installed in Belgrade’s heating system in order to improve the transport of hot water to individual homes in the city.

MZT Pumpi has also produced and installed three booster sets for a pumping station in the Buchim mine in Radovish, Macedonia. The booster sets were installed to protect the environment from the polluted water that is generated by the mine.

Additionally, MZT Pumpi, in consortium with Euroing Gevgelija, produced and installed a booster set for the client UNDP also for the Buchim mine. These pumps are part of the system for irrigation and fugitive dust control of the tailings dam.

 

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