CIM Hydrometallurgy Publications

Chloride Metallurgy 2002
32nd Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting of CIM

Edited by: E. Peek and G. Van Weert

Chloride Metallurgy 2002 provides an academic, engineering and/or production point of view on topics such as lixiviant regeneration (HCl, Cl2) through pyrohydrolysis or (membrane) electrolysis, engineering design aspects of fluid bed and spray roaster pyrohydrolysers, energy recovery in chloride systems (HCl, Cl2 gas streams), formation and handling of dioxins and furans, high temperature chlorination of Ti/Zr minerals and base metal sulphides, chlorides in autoclave leaching of both sulphide and oxide ores (laterites), solvent extraction and electrowinning in chloride solutions and molten salts, chloride challenges in treating secondary raw materials and chloride hydrometallurgy for Cu, Ni, Ag, Ca, Fe, PGM's.

Volume I: PGM's, Au and Ag; Environment and Technology Development; Materials of Construction; Pyrometallurgy - Fundamentals of Chlorination; Sulphide Hydrometallurgy/ Pyrometallurgy and Laterites - View Table of Contents
October 2002, 400 pages, hardcover. ISBN: 1-894475-28-3

Volume II: Titanium; Solvent Extraction; Calcium; Copper and Zinc; Pyrohydrolysis and Iron Control/Recycling - View Table of Contents
October 2002, 415 pages, hardcover. ISBN: 1-894475-28-3

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CIM Member:        $155
Non-Member:        $185
Student Member:   $135

Electrometallurgy 2001
Proceedings of the 31st Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting

Edited by:
A. Gonzalez, Cominco, Canada
J.E. Dutrizac, CANMET, Canada
G.H. Kelsall, Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine, United Kingdom

Published in August 2001, 487 pages, hardcover and CD-ROM. ISBN: 1-894475-16-X

The proceeding aims to facilitate the communication of recent developments and needs, within and between the industrial and academic communities involved in the aqueous electrometallurgy of non-ferrous metals, particularly Cu, Ni, Zn, Pb, Co, Au and Ag.

Proceeding focuses on:

Descriptions of plant operations
Pilot plant activities associated with the development of new processes
Fundamental studies describing new developments in electrometallurgy, which may include a few papers dealing with molten salt refining/electrowinning.

Book & CD-ROM: CIM Member: $145, Non-Member: $180, Student Member: $115
Book OR CD-ROM: CIM Member: $115, Non-Member: $145, Student Member: $90

The technical program of Electrometallurgy 2001 is available here.

Uranium 2000 - Process Metallurgy of Uranium
Proceedings of the 30th Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting

Edited by:
E. Ozberk, Technology Development, Cameco Corporation, Canada
A.J. Oliver, Fuel Services, Cameco Corporation, Canada <br

September 2000, 899 pages, hardcover. ISBN: 1-894475-05-4

This proceedings is a collection of papers from fourteen countries covering the latest research, development, industrial practices and regulatory issues in uranium processing, providing a concise description of the state of this industry. Topics include:

Uranium industry overview
Current milling operations
In-situ uranium mines and processing plants
Uranium recovery and further processing
Uranium leaching; Uranium operations effluent water treatment
Tailings disposal, water treatment and decommissioning
Mine decommissioning; International regulations and decommissioning

Book: CIM Member: $150, Non-Member: $180, Student Member: $125

Solid/Liquid Separation including Hydrometallurgy and the Environment
Proceedings of the 29rd Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting

Edited by:
G.B. Harris, S.J. Omelon
Hatch, Montreal, Quebec

August 1999, 373 pages, hardcover. ISBN: 0-919086-87-X

The 29th Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting covers most aspects of solid/liquid separation as applied to hydrometallurgical processing. There have been significant advances in this area over the past few years, and these are covered in detail, with focus on improved types of equipment and methods of precipitation to ensure that fast settling and easily separable solids are formed, and including a session on membrane separations.

Book: CIM Member: $125, Non-Member: $150, Student Member: $105

Nickel - Cobalt 97 Volume I: Hydrometallurgy and Refining of Nickel and Cobalt
Proceedings of the 27th Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting, held in conjunction with the 36th Annual Conference of Metallurgists
Sudbury, Ontario, August 17-20, 1997

Edited by:
W.C. Cooper, The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia
I. Mihaylov, Inco Limited, Mississauga, Ontario

Published in August 1997, 556 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 0-919086-76-4

The Hydrometallurgy and Refining of Nickel and Cobalt proceedings volume comprises 36 papers on some of the latest research and development work on the various hydrometallurgical options for processing nickel-cobalt ores and concentrates as well as improvements in plant operations. As the nickel-bearing laterites represent the world's largest reserve of this metal, a number of papers in these proceedings focus on laterite processing - for example, on the pressure acid leaching, which appears to be the preferred route for nickel cobalt solubilization and, on the various options for nickel cobalt separation and refining among which solvent extraction has attracted considerable attention. The latest on several new laterite projects currently being developed is also presented. Several papers in this volume deal with the electrorefining of nickel matte and impurities removal. Although biotechnology has not played a major role to date in the hydrometallurgy of nickel and cobalt, there is an indication of its potential in the several papers on the bioleaching of metal sulphides and cobalt arsenides, and on solution purification.

CIM Member: $135 Non-Member: $160 Student Member: $110

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The technical program of 27^th Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting is available here.

Iron Control and Disposal
Proceedings of the 26th Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting
The Second International Symposium on Iron Control in Hydrometallurgy

Edited by:
J.E. Dutrizac, CANMET, Ottawa, Ontario
G.B. Harris, Hatch et Associes Inc., Montreal, Quebec

Published October 1996, 674 pages, hardcover

This proceedings volume contains 46 papers which cover all aspects of the iron control problem in hydrometallurgy. Wherever possible, review papers updating the technological advances since the 1st symposium on iron control in hydrometallugy, held in Toronto in 1986, have been included. All aspects of iron control, both hydrometallurgical and pyrometallurgical, in the zinc industry are coverd, as are the iron control problems in the copper, nickel and cobal industries. Emphasis is given to the control of iron in the processing of nickel laterites, which are currently receiving renewed interest. A complete session is devoted to the potential of solvent extraction and ion exchange techniques as alternative approaches to the commonly employed precipitation methods for solving iron control problems. Methods of dealing with iron in both conventional and stainless steel pickle liquors are addressed, as are the production and disposal of environmentally-stable iron residues. Included in this latter area is the ever-topical use of iron for the elimination and control of arsenic in hydrometallurgical processing liquors.

CIM Members $130, Non-Members $150, Student Members $110

The Principles and Practices of Leaching

Proceedings of the 25th Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting
Edited by:
W.C. Cooper, University of British Columbia, Dept. of Metals and Materials Engineering, Vancouver, British Columbia
D.B. Dreisinger, University of British Columbia, Dept. of Metals and Materials Engineering, Vancouver, British Columbia
Covers a range of topics related to leaching:

Copper and nickel leaching
Zinc leaching
Principles of leaching and new processes
Gold and silver leaching
Biological and heap leaching
Modelling and leaching

Published October 1995, 389 pages, hardcover, ISBN: 0-444-822550
CIM Members $113, Non-Members $135, Student Members $94

Impurity Control and Disposal in Hydrometallurgical Processes
Proceedings of the 24th Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting

Edited by:
B. Harris, Mining Industry Technology Council of Canada (MITEC), Ottawa, Ontario
E. Krause, Inco Limited, Mississauga, Ontario

Published in August 1994, 400 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 0-919086-51-6

This book covers many aspects of modern purifications and impurity control which are essential in today's climate of improved product quality and sount environmental practice. There are papers covering impurity control for the major base metals, comper, zinc, and nickel, as well as dealing with the problems of, and latest developmetns in, the control and disposal of arsenic. Recent developments in ion exchange technology, newer technologies such as supported liquid membranes, as well as "mature" technologies such as solvent extraction and electro stripping are covered.

CIM Members $100, Non-Members $125, Student Members $75

	Modelling, Simulation and Control Hydrometallurgical Processes Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting Edited by: V.G. Papangelakis, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario G.P. Demopoulos, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec Published in August 1993, 273 pages, hardcover, ISBN: 0-919086-44-6
CIM Members $80, Non-Members $100, Student Members $70

Hydrometallurgy Theory and Practice

Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Hydrometallurgical Meeting: The Ernest Peters International Symposium
Edited by:
W.C. Cooper, University of British Columbia, Dept. of Metals and Materials Engineering, Vancouver, British Columbia
D.B. Dreisinger, University of British Columbia, Dept. of Metals and Materials Engineering, Vancouver, British Columbia

Published in March 1992, sold as a two-set collection, hardcover.
Part A: 598 pages, Part B: 525 pages.
Published by Elsevier Science Publishers B.V.
ISBN: 0-444-89656-2
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Electrometallurgical Plant Practice
Proceedings of the 20th Hydrometallurgical Meeting

Edited by:
P.L. Classens, Noranda Technology Centre, Pointe Claire, Quebec
G.B. Harris, Noranda Technology Centre, Pointe Claire, Quebec

Published in June 1990, 332 pages, hardcover, ISBN: 0-08-040430-8
CIM Members $145, Non-Members $180, Student Members $115 DISCOUNTED 20%

Projects '88: Proceedings of the 18th Hydrometallurgical Meeting

Published in May 1988, 425 pages, softcover.
CIM Members $20, Non-Members $25, Student Members $15
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Hydrometallurgy & Electrometallurgy

Copper 95 Volume III
$200

Volume III: Hydrometallurgy and Electrometallurgy of Copper

Copper 91 Set
$200

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