Mineral Processing Handbook - Volume 3 - First Part

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Publish Date: 1993-05-01
Features: "The Mineral Processing Handbook" is divided into eight volumes and thirty-seven chapters, published in fourteen parts. The entire set consists of approximately 4.5 million words. Considering that there is a separate monograph on coal cleaning, this Handbook does not include coal washing. The content of "The Mineral Processing Handbook" includes: General Introduction, Preparatory Work for Mineral Processing, Mineral Processing Methods and Reagents, Product Treatment and Auxiliary Operations, Sampling, Testing Technology and Mineral Processing Process Monitoring, Mathematical Modeling and Process Control, Mineral Processing Design, Mineral Processing Practice, etc. "The Mineral Processing Handbook" is a reference book for mineral processing workers and related personnel with intermediate or higher qualifications. It incorporates relatively mature theories, methods, processes, reagents, equipment, and production experience in mineral processing, making it rich in content and highly practical. During the writing process, references were made to tens of thousands of domestic and international documents, and production practice data from thousands of factories and mines were collected. The book combines theory and practice, with a focus on practice, primarily using domestic materials while supplemented with typical international data, reflecting the level of modern mineral processing science and technology. It is a "Mineral Processing Handbook" with Chinese characteristics. The third volume is on Mineral Processing Methods, including: Sorting, Gravity Separation, Flotation, Flotation Reagents, Magnetic Separation, Electric Separation, Special Mineral Processing, and Chemical Mineral Processing.