Conference Proceedings
Second World Conference on Sampling and Blending 2005
Conference Proceedings
Second World Conference on Sampling and Blending 2005
The Application of Gy's Formula and Sampling Best Practice at the Snap Lake Phase I Diamond Bulk Sampling Plant
The Snap Lake Phase I project initiated a subsampling campaign on the material (kimberlite/metavolcanic/granite) mined and treated for diamonds. The campaign was aimed at determining the optimum subsampling program to subsample the feed to the bulk sample plant (BSP) for the duration of a sampling campaign._x000D_
This paper describes the application of Gy's formula for determining the subsample size and other good sampling practices to determine this subsampling campaign._x000D_
Three main issues are discussed: the use of a hammer sampler to sample off a moving conveyor and the practical experiment to determine the optimum subsampling program; bias introduced by laboratory equipment including two sizes rotary splitters; and variability of the feed material to the BSP over time.
This paper describes the application of Gy's formula for determining the subsample size and other good sampling practices to determine this subsampling campaign._x000D_
Three main issues are discussed: the use of a hammer sampler to sample off a moving conveyor and the practical experiment to determine the optimum subsampling program; bias introduced by laboratory equipment including two sizes rotary splitters; and variability of the feed material to the BSP over time.
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J J Langenhoven
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