Rocklabs Standalone RSD

Rocklabs Standalone RSD

Category: Rocklabs Dividers

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Rocklabs Standalone RSD

The Rocklabs Standalone RSD (Rotating Sample Divider) is designed to split out a representative portion of the sample with a proportion of 2-50%.

Big inputs and accurate outputs for seriously reliable results.

  • The Rocklabs Standalone RSD (Rotating Sample Divider) is designed to split out a representative portion of the sample with a proportion of 2-50%.
  • Featuring sealed bearings the Standalone RSD has two splitting options available. The first is a single split & remainder. The second option is a duplicate split & remainder, with a bypass bin available for option two.
  • Taking a representative split is not as simple as many people believe. Rolling on a mat, multiple grabs or riffle splitting do not produce accurate results. A classic study conducted at Bradford University demonstrated that a rotating sample divider provided the best results. 
 

Benefits:

  • Robust design
  • Easy operation
  • Dust extraction port
  • Two splitting options
  • Sealed bearings
  
Specifications
 
Motor power
0.18kW, single phase
Maximum input particle size
10mm
Width x Height x Depth
1000 x 960 x 800mm
Weight
135kg
Hopper capacity
25kg
Dust extraction
1 extraction port available
Options
Options Sample bins:
  • Option 1 – Single split + Remainder
  • Option 2 – Duplicate Split + Remainder
* Bypass bin available for Option 2
Warranty
ROCKLABS Bench Top RSD is sold with a 2000-operating-hours or one year warranty (whichever comes first), covering all parts (excluding wear parts) and labour if used under laboratory conditions.
Comments on taking a representative split
Taking a representative split from a large sample is not as simple as many people believe. Rolling on a mat, multiple grabs or riffle splitting do not produce accurate results. A classic study* conducted at Bradford University demonstrated that a rotating sample divider provided the best results.

* Critical evaluation of powder sample procedures. Allen T and Khan A. A, The chemical Engineer, May 1979, pp108 - 112
Dividing
Standard deviation of samples %
Cone and quartering
6.810
Scoop sampling
5.140
Riffle splitting
1.010
Table sampling
2.090
Rotating splitting
0.125
Random Variation
0.076

 

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