Conference Proceedings
Sampling 2008 Conference
Conference Proceedings
Sampling 2008 Conference
Can Cross-Belt Cutters be Trusted?
Cross-belt cutters are commonly used for sampling coal. They are generally cheaper than falling-stream cutters, particularly when a cutter must be retrofitted._x000D_
The major mechanisms thought most likely to lead to sample bias are being investigated by discrete element modelling (DEM) in a project funded through the Australian Coal Association Research Program. This paper describes a benchmark run and the current direction of research.
The major mechanisms thought most likely to lead to sample bias are being investigated by discrete element modelling (DEM) in a project funded through the Australian Coal Association Research Program. This paper describes a benchmark run and the current direction of research.
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G K Robinson, M D Sinnott, P W Cleary
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- Published: 2008
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