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    İzmir Institute of Technology

    Faculty of Engineering
    MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

    MSE206 MINERAL PROCESSING AND EXTRACTIVE METALLURGY


    Semester Course Unit Code Course Unit Title L+P Credit Number of ECTS Credits
    4 MSE206 MINERAL PROCESSING AND EXTRACTIVE METALLURGY 3 3 5

    Mode of Delivery:
    Face to Face
    Language of Instruction:
    English
    Level of Course Unit:
    First Cycle
    Work Placement(s):
    No
    Department / Program:
    MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
    Type of Course Unit:
    Required
    Objectives of the Course:
    The aim of this course is to provide students with basic information about the processing of ores to produce metals.
    Teaching Methods and Techniques:
    Particle size distribution, Crushing, Grinding, Screening, Liberation, Sampling, Reduction Reactions, Ellingham Diagrams, Different production routes of metals, thermodynamic
    stability of minerals, slag systems
    Prerequisites and co- requisities:

    Course Coordinator:
    Prof.Dr. sedat akkurt
    Name of Lecturers:

    Assistants:

    Recommended or Required Reading


    Resources (1) “Wills' Mineral Processing Technology: An Introduction to the Practical Aspects of Ore Treatment and Mineral Recovery “ by Barry A. Wills and Jam
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    Weekly Detailed Course Contents


    Week Topics Study Materials Materials
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    1 Introduction
    2 Introduction to Metallurgy (Metalürjiye giriş)
    3 Ore Handling (Cevher işleme)
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    4 Metallurgical accounting & size analysis (Metalürjik muhasebe & boyut analizi)
    5 Comminution (Boyut küçültme)
    6 Gravity concentration (Yerçekimi konsantrasyonu)
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    7 Froth flotation & Magnetic separation (Flotasyon ve manyetik ayırma)


    8 Briquetting, pelletizing, sintering (Briketleme, peletleme, sinterleme)
    9 Thermodynamic stability of oxides (Oksitlerin termodinamik stabilitesi)
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    10 Reduction of metal oxides (Metal oksitlerin indirgenmesi)


    11 Reduction of metal oxides (Metal oksitlerin indirgenmesi)
    12 Volatile metals (Uçucu metaller)
    13 Volatile metals (Uçucu metaller)
    14 Slag systems (Cüruf sistemleri)

    Course Learning Outcomes


    No Learning Outcomes
    C01 To learn the fundamentals of mineral processing.
    C02 To learn about the reduction reactions.
    C03 To recognize the importance of the concept of liberation of minerals

    Program Learning Outcomes


    No Learning Outcome
    P09 Being able to design experiments/processes, to generate, analyze and interpret data about materials science and engineering related problems
    P08 Being able to analyze and to suggest solutions to engineering problems by using the fundamental materials science and engineering knowledge
    P07 Being able to diagnose science and engineering problems
    P10 To build the background necessary to work as a well-equipped scientist, engineer and/or a graduate student
    P05 Being able to conduct oral and written professional communications efficiently and effectively
    P02 Having realized the value and significance of scientific knowledge, being able to carry on lifelong learning and to keep their knowledge up to date
    P01 To follow the professional codes of ethics
    P03 Being able to work as a team, in addition to the ability to work independently
    P06 To acquire the knowledge and skills about modern scientific and engineering methods; to be able to use the information technologies effectively
    P04 To have knowledge and awareness of occupational and environmental safety issues
    Assessment Methods and Criteria ECTS Allocated Based on Student Workload
    In-Term Studies Quantity Percentage Activities Quantity Duration Total Work Load
    Midterm exams 2 %40 Weekly Course Time 14 3 42
    Quizzes 2 %20 Outside Activities About Course 14 3 42
    (Attendance, Presentation, Midterm
    Homeworks 4 %10
    exam,Final exam, Quiz etc.)
    Other activities 0 %0 Application (Homework, Reading, Self 0 0 0
    Laboratory works 0 %0 Study etc.)
    Projects 0 %0 Laboratory 0 0 0

    Final examination 1 %30 Exams and Exam Preparations 14 3 42


    Total % Total Work Load 126
    100
    ECTS Credit of the Course 4

    Contribution of Learning Outcomes to Programme Outcomes


    Contribution: 0: Null 1:Slight 2:Moderate 3:Significant 4:Very Significant
    P01 P06 P07 P08 P09 P10
    All 4 1 4 3 4 1
    C01 4 1 4 3 4 1
    C02 4 1 4 3 4 1
    C03 4 1 4 3 4 1

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