Moisture Content Analysis of Washed Wet Sand Sample Clauses

Moisture Content Analysis of Washed Wet Sand. The average moisture content of the Wet Sand shall be determined as set forth in the below formula. No later than fifteen (15) minutes from the time the original sample was taken from the trucks used to deliver the Wet Sand to the Wet Sand Stock Pile Area or the Wet Sand Stock Pile Area, the Reduced Moisture Test Sample (to be tested by Producer) should be weighed “as is”. Once a weight has been determined for the Reduced Moisture Test Sample, the sample should be dried to a constant mass and then weighed again. Such process will be applied as well for each sample during the initial twenty (20) day period. Where: p means the number of days ‘d’ in the period being calculated, which shall be twenty (20) days for the initial test period and twenty (20) days for any retest; Moisture%p means the moisture percentage of the Wet Sand for period ‘p’;
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Moisture Content Analysis of Washed Wet Sand. The average moisture content of the Wet Sand shall be determined as set forth in the below formula. No later than fifteen (15) minutes from the time the original sample was taken from the Belt or the Wet Sand Stock Pile Area, the Reduced Moisture Test Sample (to be tested by Seller) should be weighed “as is”. Once a weight has been determined for the Reduced Moisture Test Sample, the sample should be dried to a constant mass and then weighed again. Such process will be applied as well for each sample during the initial twenty (20) day period. Where:
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