GB/T 10322.1-2023
ActiveIron ores—Sampling and sample preparation procedures
铁矿石 取样和制样方法
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the methods for sampling and preparing samples of iron ores to ensure representative and consistent material for chemical analysis, physical testing, and moisture determination. It is applied in the mining, trading, and metallurgical industries for quality control during extraction, transportation, and processing of iron ores. The procedures are critical for verifying compliance with contractual specifications and for use in blast furnace feed evaluation.
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