Although agglomeration has long been used in the making of bricks and the recovery of coal particles, scientific investigation in this area only began in the 1950s. Presents for the first time the fundamentals of agglomeration science, the technology related to it and its various applications in modern industry. There is a thorough review of methods of experimental investigation and analysis and a detailed section on industrial size enlargement equipment and processes.
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