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How do you bag and deliver 3,000 tons to the Lab.

[inthenameofthe1]

Three thousand tons of rock is ludicrous. One Sherman Tank weighs 70 tons. Forty-three (43) Sherman Tanks equal = 3000 tons. Makes no sence at all. You will need a massive train to transport. How do you make room in a Lab for for all this rock ????

[gumspit]

It is not ludicrous it is done all the time and this is why it costs so much money. Here is an example, please have a look of another diamond project. In this release there is a line in the middle of it that says click "here" and it will show a video of the kimberlite all bagged up and being shipped on flat bed tractor traileers, all 2,500 bags: https://www.miningstockeducation.com

[Bigoil2113]

2500 is a lot of bags to load and haul. If we do 3000 time or more for bulk sample size we will be well over 4000 bags. I can see why the bulk sample takes a year to complete 

[Bigoil2113]

this video shows the bulk sample process once at the lab. How the rock gets there ? I imagine they fly it in. I know the bulk sample is expensive. NAR just did a 1900tonne sample that cost 5.6 million CAD.  https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-ymBoFQWRBQ