Mineral Processing Handbook - Volume 2 - First Part

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Publish Date: 1993-06-01
Features: "The Mineral Processing Handbook" is divided into eight volumes and thirty-seven chapters, published in fourteen parts. The entire set contains approximately 4.5 million words. Considering the availability of specialized books for purchase, this Handbook does not include coal washing. The content of "The Mineral Processing Handbook" includes: General Introduction, Pre-mining Preparation, 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 Plant Design, and Mineral Processing Practice, etc. The second volume is on Pre-mining Preparation, covering: blending, washing, screening, crushing, classification, and grinding. This book is the second part of "The Handbook," covering Chapters 4 (Blending), 5 (Washing), 6 (Screening), and 7 (Crushing) of the second volume. It briefly introduces the role and significance of blending, washing, screening, and crushing in mineral processing, as well as the types of equipment, working principles, selection, and calculations. It also provides many valuable examples of blending plants, washing plants, and crushing and screening plants.