SAMPLING AND MOISTURE DETERMINATION Sample Clauses

SAMPLING AND MOISTURE DETERMINATION. The operations of weighing, sampling and moisture determination shall be carried out by Impala Terminals Mexico S.A. de C.V. in Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico in the usual technical manner in accordance with standard international practices. Sampling shall be done on top of the truck. Moisture samples shall be taken by using a post hole shovel with five (5) samples taken from corner to corner of each truck box. The depth of each sample shall reach the bottom of the truck box and each sample contain 1 - 1.5kg. The sample shall be placed in plastic sample bag and the five (5) samples should make up approximately 6 - 8 kg composite sample A grid of 60 holes (5 x 12 grid) with each hole drilled to the full depth of the concentrate and the sample recovered in the receiving pan (approx 1 - 1.5kg per drill hole). The total weight of the composite sample should contain approximately 60 - 80kg. The moisture and the weight thus determined, less a weight franchise of 0.25% (zero point twenty five percent) shall be final and binding for settlement purposes. Seller shall have the right to appoint an internationally recognized supervision company to conduct supervision of these operations. The costs of these operations shall be borne by the Seller. The size of the lots for sampling purposes shall be approximately 250 (two hundred and fifty) wet metric tons. The final contents for all elements shall be calculated on a lot-by-lot basis. The sum of the individual lot contents will constitute the total of the shipment. The samples shall be taken, prepared and sealed in the presence of Seller's surveyor. Each party shall give their sample dispatch instructions and can receive four (4) sets of samples for every composite lot prepared.
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SAMPLING AND MOISTURE DETERMINATION. Weighing is performed on railway scales located at “Lead” station of Almalyk MMC. Sampling for moisture determination will be effected by common technical methods at the Receiver’s plant in accordance with GOST 14180-80. Moisture determination will be effected by common technical methods at the Receiver’s plant in accordance with GOST 13170-80. These operations are carried out by the Buyer’s technical control service. The dry weight determined in this way will be the final dry weight for calculation purposes. Sampling for quality determination: Weight averaged lots are drawn from Matte lots by wagon at the Buyer’s Smelter and are formed as follows: 2 sample for the Buyer 2 sample for the Seller’s representative 2 samples for an internationally recognized survey company as an umpire sample.
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SAMPLING AND MOISTURE DETERMINATION. The operations of weighing, sampling and moisture determination shall be carried out at the receiving warehouse nominated by Buyer. The weight determined at the warehouse less a weight franchise of 0.50 (zero point five percent) percent shall be final and binding for settlement purposes. Seller and Buyer shall appoint an internationally recognised supervision company on a joint basis to represent them during these operations. The costs of these operations shall be shared equally between the parties. The size of the lots for sampling purposes shall be approximately 30 wet metric tons. Sample portions shall be made from each such sample lot and distributed as follows:
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SAMPLING AND MOISTURE DETERMINATION. The operations of weighing, sampling and moisture determination shall be carried out by Impala Warehousing S.A. de C.V. in Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico in the usual technical manner in accordance with standard international practices. Sampling shall be done on top of the truck. Moisture samples shall be taken by using a post hole shovel with 5 samples taken from corner to corner of each truck box. The depth of each sample shall reach the bottom of the truck box and each sample shall contain 1 to 1.5kg. The sample shall be placed in a plastic sample bag and the five (5) samples should make up approximately 6 — 8kg composite sample. The quality sample shall be taken using an electrically operated auger sampler. A grid of 80 holes (5 X 16) with each hole drilled to the full depth of the Concentrate and the sample recovered in the receiving pan (approx 1 — 1.5kg per drill hole). The total weight of the composite sample should contain approximately 8- - 100kg. The moisture and the wet weight thus determined, less a weight franchise of 0.1% (zero point one percent) shall be final and binding for settlement purposes. Seller shall have the right to appoint an internationally recognized supervision company to conduct supervision of these operations. The costs of these operations shall be borne by the Seller. The operations of weighing, sampling and moisture determination shall be carried out at the Buyer's Impala warehouse in lots of approximately 250 wet metric tonnes. The final contents for all elements shall be calculated on a lot-by-lot basis. The sum of the individual lot contents will constitute the total of the shipment. The samples shall be taken, prepared and sealed in the presence of Seller's surveyor. Each party shall give their sample dispatch instructions and can receive four (4) sets of samples for every composite lot prepared.
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