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The SPE20 allows for water and solute collection down to depths of 8 meters that could not normally be collected from other pore water samplers. Available with all three sampling cup materials (Al203 Ceramic, Polyethylene Membrane, and Silicon Carbide).
Thanks to its unique design, the SPES20 collects the sampled solutions and stores them inside of the shaft, where they can later be collected by applying pressure to push the sampled solution up to a sampling bottle at the surface. At these depths, water cannot be collected by applying suction because of cavitation.
Designed to simplify shaft installation, the cutting edge of the auger has a tapered tip similar to the shape of a tensiometer or pore water sampler. Thus, the bore hole is large enough to insert the shaft, but the cup will have a tight and perfect fit to the soil. The less-than-ideal process of slurrying of the cup with quartz clay can be avoided. A divisible auger set includes: a cutting edge with tapered tip and a handle with hammering head. Parts have a threaded connection and can be extended with one or more 100 cm extension rods.
Soil water sampling bottles made of Duran glass, available in three sizes. Bottles are implosion proof, have a plastic coating as chip guard and include a silicon rubber gasket with two connectors. There is also a clip for upright attachment on walls. In the sampling bottle box, up to 6 sampling bottles can be stored, the lid is covered with isolating material, latches shut the box securely, and the suction tubes are led through sealed fittings on the side of the box.
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Shaft | Ø 2.5 cm; PE |
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Porous Ceramic | Ø 2 cm; length 6 cm |
Bubble Point | Al203 Ceramic: -100 kPa; Silicon Carbide: -90 kPa; PE Membrane; -100 kPa (only allows water flow up to -20 kPa) |
Suction Tube | PE; Ø 0.2 cm x Ø 0.4 cm |
Achievable Sample Amounts | Maximum: in free water and with a vacuum of -50 kPa approximately 5 mL per 10 minutes.
Minimum: in sandy loam soil with a vacuum of -50 kPa approximately 5 mL per hour. |
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