Mill And Smelter Methods of Sampling 1915 16
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Two opposite quarters are shovelled away and the two remaining ones ar again w'orked into a heap. The same operation is repeated until the sample is small enough, a recrushing being done -b& tween each operation, if necessary. One difficulty is that the fine material tends to separate out of the coarser substances, and thus hinder thorough mixing. If the ore is somewhat damp, this difficulty is partly overcome. It is also highly es- sential that the sampling floor shall be level, clean and with...- out cracks, and for this reason sampling floors are usually covered with iron plates.
Metallurgical Series No. I 9 THE SPLIT SHOVEL, RIFFLE AND JONES SAMPLER The split shovel is a fork in which the prongs form sep- arate scoops, each scoop being the same size as the space between two scoops. The split shovel is laid down on the ground and the ore is spread evenly over its surface. It is now raised, and the ore lying between the scoops is left on the ground while that in the scoops is thrown in a heap by itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two opposite quarters are shovelled away and the two remaining ones ar again w'orked into a heap. The same operation is repeated until the sample is small enough, a recrushing being done -b& tween each operation, if necessary. One difficulty is that the fine material tends to separate out of the coarser substances, and thus hinder thorough mixing. If the ore is somewhat damp, this difficulty is partly overcome. It is also highly es- sential that the sampling floor shall be level, clean and with...- out cracks, and for this reason sampling floors are usually covered with iron plates.
Metallurgical Series No. I 9 THE SPLIT SHOVEL, RIFFLE AND JONES SAMPLER The split shovel is a fork in which the prongs form sep- arate scoops, each scoop being the same size as the space between two scoops. The split shovel is laid down on the ground and the ore is spread evenly over its surface. It is now raised, and the ore lying between the scoops is left on the ground while that in the scoops is thrown in a heap by itself.
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