BS 5309-3:1976

Foreword
Co-operating organizations
Specification
Section one. General
1 Scope
2 References
3 General considerations
Section two. Liquids normally mobile at ambient
               temperatures
4 Sampling from a drum or a cask
5 Sampling from a small container
6 Sampling from a tank having a uniform horizontal
    cross section throughout its depth
7 Sampling from a horizontal cylindrical tank
8 Sampling from a tank of irregular shape
9 Sampling from a flexible walled container
10 Sampling from a pipeline
11 Sampling from a channel
12 Sampling automatically
Section three. Liquids and solids rendered mobile
13 Introduction
14 General precautions
15 Sampling from a container
16 Sampling from a pipeline
Section four. Viscous liquids
17 Introduction
18 Methods of sampling
Section five. Multi-phase liquids (including slurries)
19 Introduction
20 Methods of sampling
Section six. Liquefied gases
21 Introduction
22 General precautions
23 Gases liquefied by pressure at ambient temperatures
24 Gases liquefied by low temperature
Section seven. Liquids requiring special handling
25 Introduction
26 Liquids that react with the environment
27 Reactive or unstable liquids
28 Flammable liquids
29 Methods
Section eight. Reduction of sample quantity and
               preparation of laboratory sample
30 Introduction
31 Mobile liquids
32 Liquids and solids rendered mobile
33 Viscous liquids
34 Multi-phase liquids
35 Liquids requiring special handling
Appendices
A Sampling apparatus
B Methods of mixing
C Static electricity
Figures
1 Sampling scheme for a full cylindrical tank and a
    partially filled elliptical tank
2 Typical bypass sampling apparatus
3 Pipeline probes
4 Typical continuous channel sampling apparatus
5 Typical intermittent channel sampling apparatus
6 Typical automatic sampling apparatus
7 Typical water cooled dip rod
8 Typical piston sampling apparatus
9 Arrangement for sampling gas liquefied by pressure
    at ambient temperature
10 Sampling bombs
11 Typical sampling point for installation in transfer
    line
12 Typical sampling point installed in storage tank
13 Typical metal Dewar apparatus
14 Sampling apparatus for gases liquefied by low
    temperature
15 Typical pressure sampling apparatus
16 Two types of typical vacuum sampling apparatus
17 Surface sampling ladle
18 Typical open sampling tube
19 Typical bottom-valved sampling tube
20 Typical weighted sampling can
21 Typical sampling cage
22 Typical bottom sampling apparatus
23 Typical mechanical mixer with fixed links
24 Typical mechanical mixer
25 Typical hand mixers

Methods, apparatus and techniques. Use with Part 1.