Mineral Processing Handbook, Volume 2, Part 2

Author: Editorial Committee of Mineral Processing Handbook
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The Mineral Processing Handbook is a reference tool for mineral processing professionals with intermediate or higher levels of expertise. It incorporates mature concepts, methods, processes, reagents, equipment, and production practices in mineral processing. The content is rich and highly practical. During the writing process, references were made to over 10,000 domestic and international academic papers, and production practice data from thousands of plants and mines were collected. The book combines theory and practice, with a focus on practical applications. The selection of materials prioritizes domestic resources while supplemented by typical international case studies, reflecting the technical standards of modern mineral processing disciplines. This book is the second part of the second volume of the Handbook, covering the eighth part "Classification" and the ninth part "Grinding." The Classification section systematically explains the fundamental concepts of classification, the settling behavior of particles in media, and various classification equipment. The Grinding section comprehensively introduces various grinding equipment and their applications, grinding kinetics, ore grindability, types of grinding circuits, their applications and calculations, the selection and calculation of grinding mills, grinding media and mill liners, as well as the operation, maintenance, and installation of grinding mills.