08.02.SA Sand/Kaolin Box For pF-Determination
Sand-/kaolinbox for pF determination (pF 2.0 - 2.7) with an electronically-controlled suction level control system. Standard set for maximal ca. 40 soil sample rings.
- The standard set for pF-determinations pF 2.0 - 2.7 (0.1 - 1 bar) consists of a sand/kaolin box with control panel, an electronical suction level control system (pressure range 0 - 600 hPa) with integrated control panel, pressure sensor and 10 l tank, containers with synthetic sand, a container with kaolin clay and various accessories.
- Eijkelkamp 08.02.SA Sand/Kaolin Box For pF-Determination suitable for a maximum of 40 soil sample rings.
- The pF-determinations are executed on samples in the soil sample rings (100 cc).
- A soil sample ring kit must be available also as well as cases with soil sample rings and aluminium soil sample boxes.
- A balance and a drying oven are part of the minimum equipment.
- The laboratory table should be level and isolated against vibration.
- Before the measuring of the pF can be started the various parts must be mounted and the drain must be fitted with a filter cloth.
- Next, the sand/kaolin box is filled in the proper manner with water, synthetic sand and kaolin clay (the sand/clay filling should not contain any air or water pockets).
- Excess drainage water is removed applying the automatic suction level control system.
- The different suction on the samples is realized using the vacuum pump.
- For the determination of the complete pF-range (0 - 2.7) the sandbox and the sand/kaolin box can be applied in one single set up next to each other.
- A filled box can be used for several years if it is inundated with water after each test.
- A copper ring prevents algal growth.
Maximum number of samples | 40 |
Measured parameters | pF |
Measuring range | 2.0 - 2.7 pF |
Power supply | line voltage |
Reading accuracy | 0.01 bar |
Sample specification | undisturbed |
Sample stored in | ring |
Package size | 145 x 62 x 52 cm |
Voltage | 110 - 240 volt |
Weight | 108 kg |
Applications | Soil physical laboratory research, pF determination in the lab, Irrigation research |