Department of Mineral Processing and Environmental Protection named after S.B. Leonov
The Department of Mineral Processing and Environmental Protection named after S. B. Leonov has started with the section Enrichment of Minerals. It was created on the basis of the Department of Metallurgy of Non-Ferrous Metals at the Siberian Mining Institute in 1934. The training of mining engineers-technologists for mineral processing was caused by the demand for highly qualified personnel for the rapidly developing mining and processing industry of the region. By this time, there was a great need for personnel in Eastern and Western (Norilsk region) Siberia, Transbaikalia, the Far East and Yakutia, as a result of the development of deposits of various minerals. The first graduation of mineral engineers was in 1939.
Currently, the Department of Mineral Processing and Environmental Protection named after S. B. Leonov provides training for students on Hazardous Waste Management, Theory and Methods of Environmental Impact assessment, Mineral processing, etc.
Key personnel
Konstantin Fedotov
Phone
+7 395-240-5430
Mail
fedotov@istu.edu
Head of the Department:
Department of Mineral Processing and Environmental Protection named after S.B. Leonov
Andrei Shevtsov
Phone
+7 950-070-4021
Mail
shevcov@ex.istu.edu
Teaching and Learning Specialist:
Department of Mineral Processing and Environmental Protection named after S.B. Leonov
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Research projects
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Development and implementation of the technology of recycling contaminated alumina-containing sludge in order to use it in the technology of primary aluminum at aluminum industry enterprises.
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Revealing the dependence of physical-mechanical properties and structure of mineral-polymer composites on their different composition. Development of a mathematical model of three-phase heterogeneous systems.
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Development of technology for processing final tailings, as well as primary ores of non-ferrous metal deposits, using mathematical modeling methods.
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