SAMPLING AND ANALYSES Sample Clauses

SAMPLING AND ANALYSES. Section 1. All coal delivered hereunder shall be sampled by Buyer using a mechanical sampling system before it is commingled with other coal and approximately at the time it is weighed. The sampling party shall determine, by proper analyses made in its laboratory and at its expense, the “as-received” quality and characteristics of the coal. The sampling and analyses shall be performed in accordance with methods approved by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), or such other method as may be mutually acceptable. Except as otherwise provided in this Article, the results of the sampling and analyses by the sampling party shall be accepted as the quality and characteristics of the coal delivered hereunder. Section 2. Seller shall have the right to have a representative present at any and all times to observe the sampling and to receive a split of the resultant laboratory pulp when sampling is being performed pursuant to Section 1 above, and Seller may also analyze the coal either from its own samples or from samples taken by Buyer. Buyer shall retain the remaining portion of the laboratory pulp of each coal sample until the twentieth (20th) day following the calendar half-month in which the applicable lot of coal represented by such sample was unloaded at the Plant so that Seller (and/or a commercial laboratory employed by Seller) may obtain and analyze a portion of such laboratory pulp. Seller’s analytical results obtained from such pulp portion, however, shall not be relevant for any purpose under the Agreement. Section 3. The results of the sampling and analyses by Buyer shall be accepted as the quality and characteristics of the coal delivered hereunder at each respective consigned destination; provided, however, that if Seller should at any time question the correctness of either the sampling or the analyses made by Buyer, Seller shall have the right to have up to two (2) unit trains of coal or up to six (6) bargeload lot(s) of coal hereunder individually sampled and analyzed by a commercial testing laboratory, mutually chose, and using mutually acceptable procedures. The results of such commercial testing laboratory’s sampling and analyses shall be accepted as the quality and characteristics of such coal. If the average of one or more of the coal quality parameter values of the gross samples separately collected and analyzed by the commercial testing laboratory differ by more than the ASTM (or other mutually agreed methodology) reproduci...
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SAMPLING AND ANALYSES. A recognized Independent Laboratory experienced in the sampling and analyzing of coal, shall be mutually agreed upon by Buyer and Seller, and shall be engaged by each party to perform the sampling and analysis of coal shipped hereunder. During the loading of the barges, sample increments shall be collected by the most reliable, practical and mutually agreeable procedures. The frequency and mass of the increments shall be in accordance with ASTM standards. The cargo shall be divided into 5,000 MT sublots. The preparation of each sublot sample shall yield the following four mesh sample splits: a) laboratory analyses, b) referee split, c) Seller's split and d) Buyer's split. The Independent Lab shall provide upon request the splits of the sublot samples to the Buyer and/or Seller as soon as the sample is prepared. The Independent Lab shall properly identify, seal, and retain the referee splits of each sublot sample for a period of 60 days so that the Buyer or Seller may analyze such samples. The sublot samples shall be analyzed for total moisture, ash, sulfur, volatile, and gross calorific value (BTU/LB). The initial sublot(s) shall be tested immediately and the results reported to Seller and Buyer/Buyer's Agent upon completion of testing. The Vessel certified analyses shall be the weighted mathematical average of all sublot values for moisture, ash, volatile, sulphur and calorific value. A physical composite sample of the sublot samples shall be prepared and analyzed for grindability index (HGI), ash fusion temperature, mineral ash, and ultimate analyses. The cost of the Independent Lab's services for such sampling and analyzing of the coal in each shipment shall be paid for by the Buyer and Seller, equally. If the Buyer or Seller should question the correctness of the analyses made by the Independent Lab, they may, within 30 days after the Vessel unloading, notify the other Party in writing to request that the Referee splits be analyzed by a second mutually agreeable Independent Laboratory. This notification should specify which analytical parameter or parameters are in dispute. The Independent Lab shall provide the Referee Lab with the properly identified sealed sublot samples. The integrity of the moisture in reserve samples is the most difficult to preserve. Therefore, if the moisture value is in dispute, the governing result will be the higher of the averaged value reported by the Independent and Referee Laboratory. Other analytical parameters shall be ...
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SAMPLING AND ANALYSES. All pellet sampling procedures and analytical tests conducted on Cliffs Pellets sold to AK Steel to demonstrate compliance with typical specifications and analysis limits shall be performed on each pellet vessel shipment. Sample and test methods shall be in accordance with Cliffs’ existing practice and based on the appropriate ASTM or ISO standard methods published at the time of testing or the customary procedures and practices, or any other procedures and practices that may be mutually agreed to by Cliffs and AK Steel. AK Steel may, at any time and from time to time through one or more authorized representatives, and with prior notice to Cliffs, be present during production, loading, or to observe sampling and analysis of pellets being processed for shipment to AK Steel.
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SAMPLING AND ANALYSES. All pellet sampling procedures and analytical tests conducted on Cliffs Pellets sold to Steel to demonstrate compliance with typical specifications and analysis limits shall be performed on each pellet vessel shipment. Test methods to be used shall be the appropriate ASTM or ISO standard methods published at the time of testing or the customary procedures and practices, or any other procedures and practices that may be mutually agreed to by Cliffs and Steel. Steel may, at any time and from time to time through one or more authorized representatives, and with prior notice to Cliffs be present during production, loading, or to observe sampling and analysis of pellets being processed for shipment to Steel.
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SAMPLING AND ANALYSES. A mutually acceptable independent laboratory will collect and analyze samples of each shipment of coal sold hereunder at the source mine in accordance with applicable standard procedures and methods of the American Society for Testing and Materials ("ASTM") in effect as of the date of sampling. Buyer shall have the option of having a representative present during any sampling and during the analysis hereinafter described. Buyer shall further have the option of collecting and analyzing its own sample at such time. Sampling and analysis costs shall be divided equally between Buyer and Seller. The ASTM analyses shall establish the characteristics of the coal for purposes of determining compliance with the specifications set forth in Sections 2.01 and
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SAMPLING AND ANALYSES. All pellet sampling procedures and analytical tests conducted on Cliffs Pellets sold to Steel to demonstrate compliance with typical specifications and analysis limits shall be performed on each pellet vessel shipment. Test methods CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. ASTERISKS DENOTE SUCH OMISSION. to be used shall be the appropriate ASTM or ISO standard methods published at the time of testing or the customary procedures and practices, or any other procedures and practices that may be mutually agreed to by Cliffs and Steel. Steel may, at any time and from time to time through one or more authorized representatives, and with prior notice to Cliffs be present during production, loading, or to observe sampling and analysis of pellets being processed for shipment to Steel.
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SAMPLING AND ANALYSES. Calculations shall be based on Monthly samples of the Entrants’ Crude Petroleum. The content of Off Gases shall, however, be based on synthetic assays made as part of the Allocation Procedure. The sampling frequency shall be Monthly according to the Agreement and may be altered if agreed by Producers and Other Producers. However, where such sampling frequency is not Monthly then sampling shall revert to a Monthly frequency if a change or expected change of an Entrant’s Crude Petroleum is estimated to have an impact on the GPW of that Entrant’s resulting Allocated Crude Oil. The costs of sampling and analysis of the Entrants’ Crude Petroleum shall be paid by Transporter to be included in the Pipeline Costs. The samples shall be analysed by a mutually agreed single accredited independent laboratory and measurements made in accordance with Exhibit B, Measurements, Tests and Sampling, to the Agreement. The new sample properties shall be applied from the Month in which the sample analysis is applicable in accordance with Appendix 2. If a sample is destroyed or in other way not representative for the Month, the analysis of the sample of the previous Month shall be applied for the Month.
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