Don't Discard Industrial Mineral By-Products: Evaluate Them For Potential Profits

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
W. J. Miles
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Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

Industrial mineral by-products occur as a result of mining and processing a primary mineral product. By-products result from concentration and separation of accessory minerals during processing or from the primary mineral during processing, for example dusts. Many companies have found it rewarding to evaluate mineral by-products from their operations and determine potential products and applications. By-products need to be evaluated for physical and chemical properties to determine possible applications and markets. Market studies are needed to determine application specifications, price structure of the market, competitive products, and to determine marketing regions. The by-products need to be evaluated for beneficiation and processing to meet these market requirements.
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APA: W. J. Miles  (1985)  Don't Discard Industrial Mineral By-Products: Evaluate Them For Potential Profits

MLA: W. J. Miles Don't Discard Industrial Mineral By-Products: Evaluate Them For Potential Profits. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1985.

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