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| Last Updated: 10/01/2024

Upcoming Event

Past Event

17 July - 20 July 2018: New Directions in Mineral Processing Fundamentals

 

July 17, 2018 - July 20, 2018 | Golden, USA

 

Colorado School of Mines, 1650 Arapahoe Street, Room 102

 

About this course...

 

We thought it was time to offer — within a basic short course — information about how newer technologies are influencing mineral processing. As a result, this course will provide an introduction suitable for those just entering the world of mineral processing, as well as a look to the future as driven by contemporary innovation. It will provide engineers, scientists, technical sales teams, government agencies personnel, and others working in the field directly or in supporting roles, an overview of important particulate separation unit operations. The course is also suitable for recyclers since particulate separation is fundamental to most recycling processes.

 

The course will emphasize the unit operations used in industry and their application to operations as follows:

 

  • Feed characterization (mineralogy, size, liberation)
  • Comminution (size reduction via crushing, grinding, and etc.) for liberation
  • Particulate separation based on particle size, floatability, specific gravity, magnetic susceptibility, conductivity, and other mineral traits
  • Liquid-solid separation
  • How to know how well your plant is operating
  • Process flowsheets and their control

 

The outcome of the course will be an understanding of how processes evolve from feed to products. Copies of the course presentation materials will be provided. Finally, there will be laboratory demonstrations of most of the unit operations discussed in the class.

 

Who should attend?

This course is intended for engineers, scientists, technical sales teams, government agencies personnel, and others working in the field of mineral processing directly or in supporting roles.

 

Continuing education credits

Colorado School of Mines will award 2.0 Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) to participants who complete this course.

 

FOR INFORMATION: CLICK HERE

 

Contact Information:

Colorado School of Mines
Kristi Hall, Program Assistant
1600 Jackson StreetSuite 190
Golden
USA
Phone:303-384-2690
Email:Learn@mines.edu
Website: http://csmspace.com/static/cpes-catalog.html

 

(Source: http://www.infomine.com/)