The document defines different levels of rock quality designation (RQD) percentages that range from very poor to very good based on the degree of weathering of rock cores. It then provides an example calculation of core recovery percentage and RQD percentage for a rock core sample. The core recovery is calculated to be 96% and the RQD is calculated to be 53%, indicating the rocks are of fair quality being moderately weathered.
The document defines different levels of rock quality designation (RQD) percentages that range from very poor to very good based on the degree of weathering of rock cores. It then provides an example calculation of core recovery percentage and RQD percentage for a rock core sample. The core recovery is calculated to be 96% and the RQD is calculated to be 53%, indicating the rocks are of fair quality being moderately weathered.
The document defines different levels of rock quality designation (RQD) percentages that range from very poor to very good based on the degree of weathering of rock cores. It then provides an example calculation of core recovery percentage and RQD percentage for a rock core sample. The core recovery is calculated to be 96% and the RQD is calculated to be 53%, indicating the rocks are of fair quality being moderately weathered.
For calculations of cover recovery and RQD of rocks, check following figure: Core recover is calculated by following formula:
Core recovery (CR) = (total length of rock recovered / Total core run length)x100 There, total length of rock recovered = 250+200+250+190+60+80+120 = 1150mm