Mining engineer

Process Design and Machinery. Following the field work of geologists and mining engineers and analyses (assays) to estabhsh the grades (concentrations) of values in ores, a mineral concentration flow sheet is estabhshed on the basis of a number of preliminary tests. These include studies of... 

P. Somasundaran, Q T Mdvances in Mineral Processing, Society Mining Engineers (SME), New York, 1986. 

S. G. Malghan, in A. L. Mular and M. A. Anderson, eds.. Design and Installation of Concentration and Dewatering Circuits, Society of Mining Engineers, Littleton, Colo, 1986, p. 76. 

E. D. DeVaney, "Iron Ore," in SME Mineral Processing Handbook, Society of Mining Engineers of AIME, New York, 1985. 

M. J. Cmickshank, in Mining Engineering Handbook, Society of Mining Engineers, Litdeton, Colo., 1992, Chapt. 28, pp. 1985—2028. 

J. J. Harrington and P. B. Valenti, 1976 Fall Meeting, Mmerican Institute of Mining Engineers Paper No. 76B-358, Engineering Societies Library, New... 

C. H. CotteriU and C. M. Cigan, eds.,H7ME Symposium on Mining and Metallurgy ofEeadand Zinc Vol. II, American Institute of Mining Engineers, New York, 1970. 

Fig. 5. Flash smelting process and equipment, (a) The Mitsubishi process. Courtesy of the Society of Mining Engineers (23). (b) Cutaway view of an...

S. D. Michaelson and R. E. Buddey, Mining Engineering Handbook, Vol. 2, Society of Mining Engineers, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1973. 

Richard M. Lemert, Ph.D., P.E., Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, University of Toledo Member, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, American Chemical Society, Society of Mining Engineers, American Society for Engineering Education (Section 22, Alternative Separation Processes)... 

References Society of Mining Engineers, Minerals Processing Handbook,... 

Both all-rubber hners, and rubber hners with metal lifter bars are currently used in large ball mills [McTavish, Mining Engineering, 42, 1249-1251 (Nov. 1990)]. Both types (Fig. 20-32) have rubber-hner plates, separated and held in place by hfter bars. Rubber hners have the following advantages Abrasion and impact resistance, 15 percent... 

FIG. 20-32 Typ es of ball-mill liners (a) combination liner [McTavish, Mining Engineering, 42, 11, 1249-1251 (1990) Exton Industries, Inc.] (h) all-rubber liner [MoUer and Brough, Mining Engineering, 41, 8, 849-853 (1989) Skega Ltd.]. 

Bond, F.C., 1952. Third Theory of Comminution. American Institute of Mining Engineers, Trans., 193, 484. 

Coe, H.S. and Clevenger, G.H., 1916. Methods for deteiTnining the capacities of slime thickening tanks. Transactions of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, 55, 356-384. 

Lyklema, I., 1985. The colloidal background of agglomeration. In 4th International symposium on agglomeration. Ed. C.E. Capes, Iron and Steel Co. Inc. American Institute of Mining Engineers, Bookcrafters. 

Schonert, K., 1972. Role of fracture physics in understanding comminution phenomena. Transactions of the Society of Mining Engineers, American Institute of Mining Engineers, 252, 21-26. 

Stefanko, R. (1983) Geology of Coal. In Coal Mining Technology Theoiy and Practice, cd. C. Bisc. New York Society of Mining Engineers/American Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. 

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