Chapter 6 Copper Production Technology
production. Economies of scale have been real-ized in all phases of copper production. Both ma-chine and human productivity have increased dramatically. This chapter briefly describes the technology for producing copper, from exploration, through mining and milling, to smelting and refining or solvent extraction and electrowinning. The chap-
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