Quarry Lots and Testing Sample Clauses

Quarry Lots and Testing. The Contractor may process (excavate, crush and screen) 5000 tonnes of lime sand per lot. Prior to commencing any new lot, the Contractor must obtain written permission from the Principal. The Contractor shall submit the following details to the Superintendent at a rate of one test per 5,000 tonnes. The testing of processed agricultural lime sand shall be completed in accordance with Lime WA Inc Agricultural Lime Industry Code of Practice. Standard code of practice test will be required for each 5000-tonne lot (Full test including particle size distribution, NV per fraction, weighted average NV, bulk NV, Ca, Mg and Na) by an approved laboratory. The Contractor shall be responsible for the design of the lime sand mix. The processed lime sand is to be Class 1 Agricultural Lime Sand, which has at least 75% acid neutralisation capacity and more than 80% of the material passing through a 500 micron (0.4mm) mesh. Where the processed lime sand is contaminated with material greater than 4mm in size, the processed lime sand is to be rescreened. Where the processed lime sand fails to meet the testing requirements the Contractor shall reprocess the lime sand at its own cost.
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