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AS 1141.3.1-1996 [ Superseded ]

Methods for sampling and testing aggregates, Method 3.1: Sampling - Aggregates

standard by Standards Australia , 01/01/1996

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Specifies methods and defines principles for sampling aggregates and sands, for subdividing samples and for packing and forwarding samples for testing. A number of photographs assist in describing the taking of samples and increments.
 

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Edition:
1st
Published:
01/01/1996
ISBN(s):
0733707262
Number of Pages:
16
File Size:
1 file , 1.2 MB
Product Code(s):
10102746, 10102734, 10102764
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