GB/T 10322.3-2024
ActiveIron ores—Experimental methods for checking the precision of sampling
铁矿石 校核取样精密度的实验方法
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies experimental procedures to verify the precision of sampling methods for iron ores. It is applied in the mining and mineral processing industries to ensure that sample collection and preparation processes yield statistically reliable results for quality control and trade settlement. The standard is used during routine production monitoring and when validating new sampling equipment or protocols.
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