MANUAL SAMPLING Sample Clauses

MANUAL SAMPLING. If the continuous chromatograph is out of service, the Committee shall agree on the laboratory analysis and sampling frequency.
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MANUAL SAMPLING. When manual sampling is followed, the weight of gross sample and the number of increments, in which a gross sample has to be collected is as per the standard table shown below for wagons & conveyors separately. TABLE – 2 MANUAL SAMPLING CONVEYORS WAGONS ROM COAL LARGE COAL SMALL COAL ROM COAL LARGE COAL SMALL COAL Weight of gross sample 350 175 75 350 175 75 Weight of each increment 5 5 5 7 7 5 No. of increments 70 35 15 50 25 15 ROM COAL = 23 - 0 CM LARGE COAL = 15 – 5 CM SMALL COAL = 5 – 0 CM The coal despatched by SCCL is -250 mm in size and is crushed to ROM coal (As per BIS, ROM = 23-0 cm in size to 0 cm in size). Accordingly as per BIS – 436 (part- I,Sec-I)1964, following Table-1 & Table-2 when one rake – 3600 MT) is being loaded using conveyor belts, 6 gross samples have to be collected and each gross sample should be collected in 70 increments of 5 kg. each. The total number of times needed for stopping the belt become 70 x 6 = 420 & the total quantity of sample from all six sub-lots with 5 kg. each time becomes = 420 x 5 = 2100 kg.). Even if loading of one rake takes 7 hours (7 x 60 = 420 minutes), in order to collect the samples strictly as per BIS, the belt has to be stopped once in every minute, which is not practical.

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