NonFerrous Extractive Metallurgy
NonFerrous Extractive Metallurgy

Extractive metallurgy -a branch of metallurgical engineering is about the study of processes and methods of extraction of valuable metals from their natural mineral deposits and refining the extracted raw metals into a purer form. It covers all aspects of the life cycle of ores such as washing, concentration, separation, chemical processes, and extraction of pure metal and their alloying to suit various applications, for direct use as an end product. This eLearning course focuses on the theoretical and practical aspects of the extraction of nonferrous metals. This course will help students to learn about the discovery of metals and their importance, uses of nonferrous metals, exploration methods, methods of beneficiation, principles of metals extraction, general methods of extraction, etc.

Ferrous Metallurgy
NonFerrous Extractive Metallurgy
Ferrous Metallurgy
TATA Steel Limited
TATA Steel Limited

Ferrous Metallurgy

6 hours
6 lessons
9.0/10 (593)
923

Description

By the end of this module you will be able to understand:-
1. Techniques, processes, and operations used during metal extraction and refining
2. Extraction of metals from oxide ores, sulphide ores, and halides as well extraction of precious metals (Gold & Silver)
3. Selection of the correct process routes, reactors and be able to optimize and control them

Course content

Introduction - Extractive metallurgy(nonferrous) - MET0104TA205
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Extraction of Metal from Oxide Ores - MET0104TA210
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Extraction of metals from sulphide ores - MET0104TA215
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Extraction of metals from halides (Titanium & Uranium) - MET0104TA220
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Extraction of precious metals (Gold, Silver) & pollution control - MET0104TA225
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Certificate - MET0104TA550
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Learning Outcomes

  • Understands the basics of metallurgy, including the structure and properties of metals.
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  • Understands the basics of metallurgy, including the structure and properties of metals.
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  • Conduct resource flow analysis for closed-loop systems and material recovery opportunities.
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  • Utilize lifecycle assessment tools to evaluate environmental impact.
    2

  • Understands what product stewardship and lifecycle impact mean in industrial settings.
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  • Identifies risks and opportunities of net zero and applies sustainability principles across the value chain.
    2

  • Familiar with the concept of chemical reactions and their rates.
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  • Familiar with the concept of chemical reactions and their rates.
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  • Can explain performance metrics (e.g., waste intensity, landfill diversion, valorization rate).
    2

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