The Mineral Process Engineering Series Bundle brings together practical handbooks, workbooks and professional templates covering key areas of mineral processing, plant operation, control, maintenance, commissioning and project delivery. Designed for engineers, metallurgists, operators, consultants and students, the bundle provides clear guidance, real-world examples and ready-to-use tools to support better decisions and improved plant performance.
The Mineral Process Engineering Series Bundle brings together a broad range of practical engineering knowledge in one convenient collection. Instead of purchasing individual resources separately, readers gain access to complementary handbooks, workbooks and professional templates covering plant design, operation, control, maintenance, commissioning and project delivery.
Each resource is designed to be practical, accessible and directly applicable to real mineral-processing work. Together, they provide a valuable reference library for engineers, metallurgists, operators, consultants, project teams and students seeking to strengthen their technical knowledge, improve plant performance and make better-informed decisions.
The Mineral Process Engineering Series has grown into a substantial practical library of more than 20 books covering mineral processing, metallurgical operations and process engineering practice. The series was developed by Tony Escorcio, a mineral process engineer with more than 45 years of experience across the metallurgical and chemical engineering industries.
Tony has worked in plant management, process development, plant design, commissioning, consulting and process-equipment applications. He now draws on this broad knowledge base to produce practical books, courses and supporting resources for mineral-processing professionals.
The books are intended primarily for plant metallurgists, process engineers, operations personnel, commissioning teams, project engineers, consultants and advanced students seeking a plant-focused understanding of the discipline. They are not presented as replacements for established academic textbooks. Instead, they complement theoretical references by concentrating on the practical realities of plant operation, troubleshooting, metallurgical control, project execution, commissioning and ramp-up.
The purpose of the series is to capture knowledge that is often gained only after many years of working on operating plants, engineering projects, commissioning assignments and technical investigations. Topics covered across the series include flotation, comminution, gold processing, sampling, mass balancing, metallurgical accounting, plant maintenance, process control, project management, commissioning and broader process-engineering practice.
