We are pleased to announce the release of:
Process Principles in Minerals and Materials Production
4th edition
With a Focus on
Metals Production and Recycling
by
Peter Hayes
NOW IN
EBOOK
FORMAT
This iconic text has been used by literally thousands of students and industry professions around the world.
The revised and updated version of this book contains 755 pages, 440 figures and illustrations, 60 tables of useful scientific and technical data and 650 references. It brings together a wide range of information about metals in a simple yet thorough way. It shows just how important metals are to the world, now and for our future.
The ebook can be ordered online and downloaded immediately via the links below. You will be able to download it as a pdf and read it on your device. You can also print any part of the text as needed.
The book provides
- A systematic method of identifying the potential sources of metals, and options for metal processing across the whole value chain from source materials to recycled metal.
- Clear explanations of the fundamental principles underpinning the key physical and chemical processes undertaken in metallurgical processing.
- Useful examples of applications and references as guides for further reading.
- Ease-of-use through active Hyperlinks between the table of contents, and page numbers in the subject index, and the relevant text.
Author
Peter Hayes
Peter Hayes is the Professor of Metallurgical Engineering at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.
Peter has been actively involved in university undergraduate teaching, course and curriculum development in the field of metallurgical engineering for many decades. He has taught a wide range of courses directly relevant to the production, refining and recycling of metals, including mineral processing, chemical thermodynamics, extractive metallurgy and materials science. He has also developed strong research collaborations with the metallurgical industry, applying fundamental knowledge and a scientific approach to industrial processes and process development. The overall aim of this research, and the ideas presented in this book, is to enable more efficient processing and increased recycling of these valuable and finite metal resources.
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regards
Peter Hayes
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