CERAMIC SUCTION LYSIMETERS Ø 31mm & Ø 63mm - SPS 200

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Preparing the tubes
Preparing the tubes


Stainless steeel clamp STM 21307
Stainless steeel clamp STM 21307


Collecting the solution
Collecting the solution


Vacuum pump SPS 400
Vacuum pump SPS 400


Porous ceramic SDEC 6300
Porous ceramic SDEC 6300


Porous ceramic SDEC 3100
Porous ceramic SDEC 3100
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LYSIMETERS 

Porous ceramic Lysimeters - The Standard
Samplers Ø31mm or Ø63mm for field use - SPS 200 series
Combined sampler & tensiometer - TENSIONIC

Porous stainless steel Lysimeters (for organics)

Porous PTFE / quartz Lysimeters (trace metals)

Porous polymer microsampler - RHIZON

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What do I measure ?

Different analysis can be conducted on the collected soil solution : ionic content, pesticides, etc.


CERAMIC SUCTION LYSIMETERS Ø 31mm & Ø 63mm - SPS 200


Groundwater pollution is now a well known problem around the world. The danger occurs when polluting molecules leach through the soil and into a water sheet supplying a drinkable water tank.

The SPS 200 soil solution sampling system is a simple equipment built to help environmental scientists study the movements of molecules in the soil. It can extract water from cultivated soils or any other type of soil.

The principle on which the SPS 200 works happens to be cheap, quick and most of all efficient. The soil water is drawn into the porous ceramic cup.

It will only take two days to collect enough solution in order to have it analysed (nitrate, pesticide or other molecule’s concentrations, measuring out fertilizers ...).

Key Advantages

IMPORTANT VOLUME OF SOIL SOL. COLLECTED
EASY TO USE
COST EFFECTIVE

Disadvantages
Not chemically inert with all elements or molecules

GENERAL TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

This system collects the soil water which is freely moving in the soil. The system works as long as the soil water potential is in the 0 / -850 mbar range.

Working principle :
A porous ceramic cup is fixed on the bottom of an empty PVC tube. The tube is introduced into the soil in order to collect the soil solution.
After creating a depression inside the tube (with vacuum pump ref. SPS 400), the soil solution is drawn from the soil trough the porous ceramic cup and into the tube.
After a few days, a vacuum pump (ref. SPS 400 or PAV 2000 ) and collection flask are used to collect the soil solution contained in the SPS tube. The soil solution is then transfered into a sampling flask which is brought into the laboratory to have its content analysed. The solution can also be analysed in the field with a field analyser, reflectometer (ref. 169700001).

The porous ceramic cup used for the SPS 200 system exists in two different diameters (31mm and 63mm). This enables you to work eventually with different volumes of collected solutions. The 63mm ceramic cup (SPS 200-63) will collect twice as much soil solution as the 31 mm ceramic cup (SPS 200-31).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Download brochure
Download brochure

Lysimeter (porous ceramic)

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SPS lysimeter Ø 63mm
Length (instal. + 5cm)  Qty 
SPS lysimeter Ø 31mm
Length (instal. + 5cm)  Qty 
Vacuum pump SPS 400
Collection bottle 1L. SPS 300
Instal. auger Ø32mm or 7cm 
Qty 



The standard set

Each SPS lysimeter is delivered complete with a top stopper, porous ceramic glued on the tube and stainless steel clamp.

You also need
. An auger to install the lysimeters into the soil.
. A vacuum pump to prepare the lysimeters and collect the soil solution, either manual, ref. SPS 400
or electric, ref. PAV 2000
. A collection bottle, ref. SPS 300 (complete with 2m of Ø4mm PA tubbing).



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