Bulk sampling definition

Bulk sampling means excavating in a potential mining site by removing less than 10,000 tons of material for the purposes of obtaining site−specific data to assess the quality and quantity of the ferrous mineral deposits and of collecting data from and analyzing the excavated materials in order to prepare the applica- tion for a mining permit or for any other approval.
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Bulk sampling means the same definition as set forth in Wis. Stat. § 293.01(2m), as may be amended.
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Bulk sampling means excavating in a potential mining site by removing
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Examples of Bulk sampling in a sentence

  • Bulk sampling or documentation of asbestos in schools to include the following: (i) Detailed discussion of the "A Simplified Sampling Scheme for Friable Surfacing Materials (U.S. EPA 560/5- 85-030a October 1985)*".

  • Bulk sampling is conducted by large diameter drilling technique and only affects the area cleared for rig setup and the 17” or 24” hole up to maximum 600m depth in the ground.

  • Bulk sampling is conducted using a truck-mounted hydraulic surface drill rig with supporting equipment including an air compressor (stand-alone or on-board), water bowser, diesel bowser, equipment truck, cyclone and shaker screens.

  • Bulk sampling criteria for collection and analysis of bulk samples of each suspect homogeneous material are identified in 29 CFR Part 1926.1101, 40 CFR Part 61 and 40 CFR Part 763.

  • Bulk sampling is currently not planned, but if required the application will be amended accordingly.


More Definitions of Bulk sampling

Bulk sampling means excavating in a potential min- ing site by removing less than 10,000 tons of material, including overburden and any other material removed from any portion of the excavation site, for the purposes of obtaining site−specific data to assess the quality and quantity of the nonferrous metallic mineral deposits and of collecting data from and analyzing the excavated materials in order to prepare the application for a min- ing permit or for any other approval. Bulk sampling does not con- stitute prospecting within the meaning of sub. (18).
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Bulk sampling means the collection and removal of a reasonable quantity of representative material from a zone or zones on the Willow Property for the sole purpose of assaying and testing the same to determine the quality, grade, continuity or mineability of a zone all in accordance with standard mining industry practice;
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Bulk sampling means excavating in a potential mining site by removing less than 10,000 tons of material, including overburden and any other material removed from any portion of the excavation site, for the purposes of obtaining site-specific data to assess the quality and quantity of the nonferrous metallic mineral deposits and of collecting data from and analyzing the excavated materials in order to prepare the application for a mining permit or for any other approval. Bulk sampling does not constitute prospecting.
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Bulk sampling means the obtaining of a sample of mineral-bearing material for the purpose of developing a suitable method of mining or treatment and includes grade and reserve estimation, metallurgical testing, product testing and market evaluation;
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Bulk sampling means excavating in a potential mining site by removing less than 10,000 tons of material, including over- burden and any other material removed from any portion of the excavation site, for the purposes of obtaining site−specific data to assess the quality and quantity of the nonferrous metallic mineral deposits and of collecting data from and analyzing the excavated materials in order to prepare the application for a mining permit or for any other approval. Removal of rock samples from the ground surface or outcrops using manual methods, and removal of material during nonferrous mineral exploration, soil testing, stream sediment sampling, groundwater monitoring well installa- tion or construction of geophysical boreholes do not constitute bulk sampling. Bulk sampling does not constitute prospecting within the meaning of s. 293.01 (18), Stats.
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Bulk sampling means the extraction of a sample of mineral-bearing material for the purpose of
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Bulk sampling means excavating in a potential mining site by removing material for the purpose of obtaining site-specific data to assess the quality and quantity of a deposit pursuant to a permit under section 295.45 (1) Wisconsin Statutes and as set forth in section 295.41(7) as amended.
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