GB/T 1361-2024
ActiveGeneral rules and regulations for analysis of iron ores
铁矿石分析方法总则及一般规定
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This standard establishes the fundamental rules, general provisions, and common procedures for the chemical and physical analysis of iron ores. It is applied in mining, metallurgy, and quality inspection laboratories to ensure consistency, accuracy, and comparability of test results for iron ore products. The standard governs sample preparation, reagent usage, calculation methods, and reporting requirements across the iron ore supply chain.
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