A practical mineral processing handbook should answer not only what to calculate, but what to do next…
Is the mass balance not closing, despite apparently reasonable plant data?
Is a grinding, flotation, classification, or dewatering problem becoming difficult to diagnose systematically?
Does translating testwork, flowsheets, equipment data, and operating constraints into a defensible engineering decision still require several scattered references?
Mineral Process Engineering Handbook by Sienna Newman addresses these practical challenges through a connected problem–calculation–interpretation–decision workflow. The handbook progresses from ore characteristics and flowsheet development through mass balancing, comminution, flotation, dewatering, equipment evaluation, process control, optimization, commissioning, troubleshooting, and modern mineral processing.
Inside you’ll discover:
This handbook is designed for engineers who already understand mineral-processing fundamentals but need greater confidence applying them in real plant situations. It is not positioned as a replacement for comprehensive academic references. Instead, it focuses on connecting theory with calculations, measurements, assumptions, constraints, and plant action.
For readers short on time, the structure favors practical examples, troubleshooting frameworks, decision tables, visual explanations, and field-oriented checklists rather than prolonged theoretical exposition.
If you want a practical desk reference for mineral process engineering, then make this handbook part of the working toolkit.
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