Standard
AS 2617-1996
[Withdrawn]Sampling from coal seams
Describes procedures suitable for taking samples from coal seams in underground and open-cut mines by pillar sampling, channel sampling, strip sampling, bore core sampling, drill cuttings sampling and open-cut slot sampling. Does not apply to sampling from production moving streams or any other source of coal not in place. An example of a form for recording sampling data is provided in an appendix.
Published: 05/03/1996
Pages: 14
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PREFACE
FOREWORD
1 SCOPE
2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
3 DEFINITIONS
4 SELECTION OF SAMPLING SITE
5 SAMPLING PROCEDURES
5.1 General
5.2 Core sampling
5.2.1 Purpose of core sampling
5.2.2 Method of sampling cores
5.2.3 Core sample identification and labelling
5.3 Cuttings sampling
5.3.1 Purpose of cuttings sampling
5.3.2 Method of cuttings sampling
5.3.3 Cuttings samples identification and labelling
5.4 Open-cut slot sampling
5.4.1 Purpose of open-cut slot sampling
5.4.2 Method of slot sampling
5.5 Pillar sampling
5.5.1 Purpose of pillar sampling
5.5.2 Marking of sampling site
5.5.3 Taking the sample
5.6 Channel sampling (see Figure 4)
5.6.1 Purpose of channel sampling
5.6.2 Manual channel sampling
5.6.3 Continuous miner channel sampling
5.7 Strip sampling
5.7.1 Purpose of strip sampling
5.7.2 Taking the sample
5.8 Moisture samples
5.9 Labelling
6 RECORDING OF SAMPLING AND GEOLOGICAL DATA
7 TRANSPORTATION OF SAMPLES
7.1 Pillar samples
7.2 Channel and strip including subsectional (ply) samples
APPENDIX A
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