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Materials Engineering | Metallurgical Engineering | Mining Engineering
Area of study
Engineering | Natural Science
Course Language
English
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ENG527 - Extractive Metallurgy I
Overview
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Offerings
The following offerings are available:
- MURDOCH-S1-FACE2FACE-2025-ONGOING
- Teaching period code: Semester 1-S1
- Location: Murdoch
- Attendance mode: Face to Face
- Start year: 2025
- End year: -
- Self enrol: Yes
- MURDOCH-S1-ONLINEFLEX-2025-ONGOING
- Teaching period code: Semester 1-S1
- Location: Murdoch
- Attendance mode: Online Flexible
- Start year: 2025
- End year: -
- Self enrol: Yes
Requisites
Exclusion
The following units are excluded:
- EXM302: Advanced Mineral Processing (4 cp)
- EXM505: Advanced Mineral Processing (3 cp)
- ENG325: Pyrometallurgy (3 cp)
Learning Outcomes
The learning outcomes for this unit are:
- Understand the techniques used in Extractive Metallurgy such as thickening, filtration, centrifuge dewatering and drying.
- Understand the processes involved in the production of copper, nickel, iron and steel, aluminium, titanium and titanium dioxide, zinc, lead, gold and silicon.
- Know the methods of tailing disposal and slag cleaning.
- Understand the environmental issues and how to deal with them including recycling.
- Understand pyrometallurgical process design and costing.
Additional Information
Unit content includes:
- Theoretical and practical techniques used in Extractive Metallurgy
- Processes involved in the production of various metallic materials
- Methods of tailing disposal and slag cleaning
- Environmental issues and recycling
- Pyrometallurgical process and plant design and costing
Unit Details
- Unit version: 09
- Version start date: 01/07/2024
- End date: 31/12/2025
- Owning college: College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
- Owning school: Mathematics, Statistics, Chemistry and Physics
- Credit points: 3
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