Sample mixing

The final sample max be mixed by various methods, standard method is quartering which may be done with shovels, with machines, and with canvas or table oilcloths, or other similar plastic canvas. On these pages we are demonstrating the process of preparation and mixing of the sample to educate our staff members and clients.

• Mixing the sample in canvas, video
  Video showing people mixing the sample in canvas.
• Mixing the sample in canvas
  To ensure an accurate gold concentration determination, individuals mix samples of mixed minerals on canvases using their hands or tools to achieve uniformity throughout and maintain consistent quality control measures such as uniform distribution across variables like geological conditions during formation and mining methods used for extraction. This also aids better understanding of ore quality distribution which is crucial when planning subsequent mining operations to maximize profit margins within given constraints, while minimizing environmental impact from inefficient resource utilization patterns.
• Mixing the samples in canvas with rolled edges
  People are mixing the sample in canvas with rolled edges.
• Rolling the edges of canvas to easier mix the sample
  When canvas appears too long, the edges could be rolled to easier mix the sample.
• The sample has to be mixed well by using canvas, in opposite directions
  Sample must be mixed well by rolling the canvas from one side to other and then exchanging the directions and rolling it again from side to side.
• Mixing and rolling of the sample on ground
  Staff members are now mixing and rolling the sample on ground.
• The sample placed in the center of the square canvas
  The staff members are placing the samples in the middle of the square of plastic canvas.
• Sample is placed in the center of square plastic canvas
  The staff members are placing the samples in the middle of the square of plastic canvas.
• Placement of sample from buckets into the center of the square canvas
  The staff members are placing the samples in the middle of the square of plastic canvas.
• Placement of sample from sample buckets into the middle of plastic canvas
  The staff members are placing the samples in the middle of the square of plastic canvas.
• Placement of sample in the middle of square plastic canvas
  The staff members are placing the samples in the middle of the square of plastic canvas.
• The square plastic canvas prepared on ground for sample mixing
  This is the square plastic canvas that is prepared on ground for purposes of sample mixing.
• Plastic canvas for sample mixing
  This is plastic canvas for tents. We are using this to mix the sample quickly on ground, without loosing any piece of soil.
• Incorrect: canvas too small for sample
  On this picture we are using the canvas and rolling method to mix the sample. But the sample is clearly too big for this square of nylon to be mixed.