Application Of Geology To Problems Of Sampling And Grade Control Unique To Industrial Mineral Deposits

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Ted H. Eyde Dan T. Eyde R. A. Metz
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Industrial minerals deposits present sampling and grade control problems not normally encountered in metal mining operations. No longer are industrial minerals simply crude ground mineral products but are in fact high purity chemical raw materials. Operators of industrial minerals mines and processing plants now must meet increasingly stringent specifications established by the consumer of the final products. Meeting these stringent specifications requires not only sophisticated processing techniques but equally important careful sampling and grade or quality control at the mine. A well-trained geological staff can assure an adequate supply of uniformily high quality feed to the processing plant. In the final analysis this results in significantly higher operating profits.
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APA: Ted H. Eyde Dan T. Eyde R. A. Metz  (1992)  Application Of Geology To Problems Of Sampling And Grade Control Unique To Industrial Mineral Deposits

MLA: Ted H. Eyde Dan T. Eyde R. A. Metz Application Of Geology To Problems Of Sampling And Grade Control Unique To Industrial Mineral Deposits . Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1992.

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