Sample Splitting Sample Clauses

Sample Splitting. Samples of Product Sand taken from the Belt are reduced to testing size according to ASTM C 702 (Standard Practice for Reducing Samples of Aggregate to Testing Size). The sample shall be reduced using a xxxxxx splitter (mechanical splitter) that has a minimum of twelve openings and is acceptable for use for fine aggregates. The sample is split into four parts (respectively parts “#A”, “#B”, “#C” and “#D”) by allowing the material to fall through the chutes of the mechanical splitter in accordance to ASTM C 702 until a sample weight of approximately 300 grams is reached for parts #A, #B, #C, and #D. Within 24 hours of preparing each sample, SSS may collect parts #B, #C, and #D of each sample as properly labeled by Contractor, including the date, time, and location of the sampling. SSS shall hold parts #C and #D of each sample for a period of not less than twenty (20) days.

Sample Splitting. Samples are reduced to testing size according to ASTM C 702 (Standard Practice for Reducing Samples of Aggregate to Testing Size). The samples are to be reduced using a xxxxxx splitter (mechanical splitter) that has a minimum of twelve openings and is acceptable for use for fine aggregates. The sample is split into two portions by allowing the material to fall through the chutes of the mechanical splitter in accordance to ASTM C 702. Material from one catch pan of the splitter is then further reduced by repeating this process until a sample weight of approximately 300 grams is reached (the “Reduced Moisture Test Sample”).

Sample Splitting. Samples of Wet Sand taken from the trucks used to deliver the Wet Sand to the Wet Sand Stock Pile Area are reduced to testing size according to ASTM C 702 (Standard Practice for Reducing Samples of Aggregate to Testing Size). The sample shall be reduced using a xxxxxx splitter (mechanical splitter) that has a minimum of twelve openings and is acceptable for use for fine aggregates. The sample is split into four parts (respectively parts “#A”, “#B”, “#C” and “#D”) by allowing the material to fall through the chutes of the mechanical splitter in accordance to ASTM C 702 until a sample weight of approximately 300 grams is reached for parts #A, #B, #C, and #D. Within twenty-four (24) hours of preparing each sample, SSS may collect parts #B, #C, and #D of each sample as properly labeled by Producer, including the date, time, and location of the sampling. SSS shall hold parts #C and #D of each sample for a period of not less than twenty (20) days.

Sample Splitting. Samples of Product Sand taken from the Belt and Stock Pile Area are reduced to testing size according to ASTM C 702 (Standard Practice for Reducing Samples of Aggregate to Testing Size). The samples are to be reduced using a xxxxxx splitter (mechanical splitter) that has a minimum of twelve openings and is acceptable for use for fine aggregates. The sample is split into two portions by allowing the material to fall through the chutes of the mechanical splitter in accordance to ASTM C 702. Material from one catch pan of the splitter is then further reduced by repeating this process until a sample weight of approximately 300 grams is reached (the “Reduced Moisture Test Sample”).

Sample Splitting. Samples of Wet Sand taken from the Belt are reduced to testing size according to ASTM C 702 (Standard Practice for Reducing Samples of Aggregate to Testing Size). The sample shall be reduced using a xxxxxx splitter (mechanical splitter) that has a minimum of twelve openings and is acceptable for use for fine aggregates. The sample is split into four parts (respectively parts “#A”, “#B”, “#C” and “#D”) by allowing the material to fall through the chutes of the mechanical splitter in accordance to ASTM C 702 until a sample weight of approximately 300 grams is reached for parts #A, #B, #C, and #D. Within twenty-four (24) hours of preparing each sample, SSS may collect parts #B, #C, and #D of each sample as properly labeled by Seller, including the date, time, and location of the sampling. SSS shall hold parts #C and #D of each sample for a period of not less than twenty (20) days.