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pit sampling

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pit sampling [′pit ‚sam·pliŋ]
(mining engineering)
Using small untimbered pits to gain access to shallow alluvial deposits or ore dumps for purpose of testing or valuation.


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Previous soil, auger, and pit sampling on the concessions have yielded excellent indications of gold concentrations inferring a resource base in excess of 300,000 ounces of gold (cutoff grade 0.
The Company's mine plan calls for the use of data gathered from 265 auger drilling and shaft-style pit sampling sites, as well as from 7 months of confirmation pilot operations, to focus its initial mining on several high-grade areas identified within the C Zone.
Contingent on finalizing its feasibility certification to its lender, Golden Eagle's mine plan calls for the use of data gathered from 265 auger drilling and shaft-style pit sampling sites, as well as 4 months of confirmation pilot operations, to focus its initial mining on several high-grade areas identified within the C Zone.
 
 
 
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