D. S. Yan
The lecture notes for Mineral Processing 561, tailored for postgraduate students in Extractive Metallurgy at Curtin University of Technology, offer a comprehensive overview of key topics relevant to mineral processing. The primary objective of these notes is to impart foundational and advanced concepts in mineral processing, specifically focusing on mineralogical assessment, sampling theory, particle size analysis, metallurgical balances, and industrial screening techniques. Methodologically, the notes are structured into several sections that cover theoretical principles and practical applications, beginning with an introduction to mineralogical assessment, progressing through sampling methods, and culminating in discussions about various industrial screening processes. Each section is supplemented with bibliographic references for further study. Results indicate a thorough coverage of each subject area, including detailed methodologies for particle size analysis and an overview of screening performance measurement. The notes aim to equip students with essential knowledge and skills to enhance their understanding of extractive metallurgy and prepare them for challenges in the industry.
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