選鉱場の操業管理及び鉱物処理研究
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選鉱場の操業管理及び鉱物処理研究
（海外研究開発レポート, data no. DT-1019(C)）
JTRA, [19--]
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センコウジョウ ノ ソウギョウ カンリ オヨビ コウブツ ショリ ケンキュウ
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- Progress and innovation at Bethlehem Copper's Highland Valley concentrator
- Development of an automatic reagent feeding system for the Strathcona Mill / K.C. Rabson, P.E. Carroll
- Experiences with the Courier 300 on-stream analyzer at four Canadian concentrators / Adrian Molinari
- Computer control at the Clarabelle Mill / K.R. Kay, J.G. Paterson
- Sherritt's Ruttan Mine concentrator / E.W. Cunningham, G.M. Hughes
- Concentrator star-up at Similkameen / R.W. Nice
- Automatic control at strathcona / D.M. Doyle
- Improving gold recoveries at the Western Holdings concentrator with the aid of mathematical modeling / by M.I. Brittan and W.F. de Lange
- Simulation of ore dressing plants / by R.P. King
- Sea water flotation / L.D. Haig-Smillie
- The langmuir nickel concentrator / by C.J. Cattarello
- Designing the Sacaton concentrator / Dennis K. Mortensen
- Mineral processing review of methods and equipment in 1975 / by M. Dolezil and J. Reznicek
- The new look at Asarco's Tennessee mines / Ta M. Li
- Mineral processing progress in Australia, 1974 / by J.T. Woodcock
- The quiet revolution in the wide world of mineral processing / Stan Dayton, editor-in-chief
- Nitride intermediates in the preparation of Columbium, vanadium, and tantalum metals : in two parts, 1. Nitride preparation / by R.A. Guidotti ... [et al.]
- Target : new technology to improve economics of iron ore beneficiation
- Mineral dressing and chemical metallurgy combine to process difficult-to treat ores / I. Iwasaki
- Pipe ore processing developments in the Thompson mill / by P.G. Claridge, P.A. Tenbergen
- Conversion from autogenous to steel grinding pays off at Anaconda's weed concentrator / A.D. Rovig and T.J. Fisher
- Cu-Mo recovery : a flowsheet study at Pinto Valley