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BS ISO 13909-2:2001:2008 Edition

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Hard coal and coke. Mechanical sampling – Coal. Sampling from moving streams

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3 Hard coal and coke�— Mechanical sampling�—
5 Contents Page
6 Foreword
7 Hard coal and coke�— Mechanical sampling�—
1��� Scope
2��� Normative references
3��� Terms and definitions
4��� Establishing a sampling scheme
4.1��� General
8 4.2��� Continuous and intermittent sampling
4.2.1��� Continuous sampling
4.2.2��� Intermittent sampling
4.3��� Design of the sampling scheme
4.3.1��� Material to be sampled
9 4.3.2��� Division of lots
4.3.3��� Basis of sampling
4.3.4��� Precision of results
4.3.5��� Bias of results
4.4��� Precision of sampling
4.4.1��� Precision and total variance
10 4.4.2��� Primary increment variance
11 4.4.3��� Sub-lot variance
4.4.4��� Preparation and testing variance
4.4.5��� Number of sub-lots and number of increments per sub-lot
4.4.5.1��� General
12 4.4.5.2��� Continuous sampling
4.4.5.3��� Intermittent sampling
13 4.5��� Minimum mass of sample
4.6��� Mass of primary increment
15 4.7��� Size analysis
16 5��� Methods of sampling
5.1��� General
17 5.2��� Time-basis sampling
5.2.1��� Method of taking primary increments
5.2.2��� Sampling interval
5.2.3��� Mass of increment
5.3��� Mass-basis sampling
5.3.1��� Method of taking primary increments
5.3.2��� Sampling interval
18 5.3.3��� Mass of increment
5.4��� Stratified random sampling
5.4.1��� General
5.4.2��� Time-basis stratified random sampling
19 5.4.3��� Mass-basis stratified random sampling
5.5��� Reference sampling
6��� Design of mechanical samplers
6.1��� Safety
6.2��� Information
6.3��� Basic requirements
6.4��� Location of sampling equipment
6.5��� Provision for checking precision
20 6.6��� Provision for testing for bias
6.7��� General requirements for designing mechanical samplers
6.8��� Design of falling-stream-type samplers
6.8.1��� General
23 6.8.2��� Cutter velocity
24 6.9��� Cross-belt-type primary samplers
6.9.1��� Operation
25 6.9.2��� Design of cross-belt samplers
26 6.10��� Maintenance of sampling equipment
7��� Handling and storage of samples
27 8��� Sample preparation
9��� Bias
9.1��� Minimization of bias
28 9.2��� Checking for precision and bias
10��� Verification
29 Examples of calculations of the number of sub-lots and number of increments per sub-lot (sampling…
A.1��� Continuous sampling
A.1.1��� Example�1
A.1.2��� Example�2
30 A.1.3��� Example�3
A.2��� Intermittent sampling
A.2.1��� Example�1
A.2.2��� Example�2
32 Evaluation of sampling equipment for mass-basis sampling
B.1��� General
33 B.2��� Coefficient of variation of increment masses
34 B.3��� Correlation between increment mass and flow rate
36 Guidance on the operation of mechanical samplers
37 Bibliography
BS ISO 13909-2:2001
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