UNPOLARIZABLE ELECTRODES FOR SELF POTENTIALS MEASUREMENTS - PMS 9000
What do I measure ?
The self potential at different soil depths, compared to a reference measure
APPLICATIONS
Geophysics
Geotechnics, water flows in unsaturated soils
This probe derives directly out of the geophysical field. It is new in the AGRONOMICAL and ENVIRONMENTAL research but has been used for 25 years in geophysics with great success. The transfert of this technology allows to use it now in AGRONOMY to study hydric transferts in soils by measuring the self-potentials in these soils.
The PMS 9000 is a reliable probe which can last for about 15 years. These great advantages allow you to use this probe in soil without maintenance, for a high number of measurements once installed.
Example of experimentation in the field. Electrical potential differences are measured between the standard electrode (80cm) and each other electrodes (30, 50 & 70 cm).
Key Advantages
NO WATER
NO MAINTENANCE
15 YEARS OF LIFETIME
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Diameter : 32 mm.
Length : 180 mm.
Weight : 250 g.
Value of the polarization on new electrodes : about 0,2mV.
Drift : ≈ 0.2 mV per month.
Temperature factor : 20 à 30 µV/°C.
Internal resistance (value between 2 electrodes) :
≈ 500 Ohm.
Maximum pulling weight acceptable on the wire : 15kg.
Lifetime : 10 to 15 years.