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Sediment Trap Station Ø110 mm Tubes
Important:
All photos shows transparent acrylic tubes; all 110 mm tubes are delivered with partially transparent PVC tubes.
General:
The construction of the sediment trap array ensures a permanently vertical position of the sampling tubes during deployment. The steering fin (optional) and the pivot joints force the array to be held at right angle to the current.
Options:
The system is fully configurable. All parts are detachable and the main rack can be attached with 1, 2, 3 or 4 tubes to suit your needs for analysis. The sediment trap consists of detachable cylindrical sampling tubes mounted with lead weights at the bottom. The gimballed tube holders and fin are made of AISI 316 stainless steel. The tubes are made of partially transparent PVC and have an aspect ratio above 6.
Available models with Ø110 mm tubes:
• 1 tube, 1 steering fin.
• 2 tubes.
• 2 tubes, 1 steering fin, 1 balance arm.
• 3 tubes, 1 steering fin.
• 4 tubes.
Note: All sizes of tubes can be manufactured upon request.
Deployment methods:
Seen to the image 9 is the 2 most common options of deployment for the sediment trap station system, the schematics are for your general information. Cannot estimate any details for buoys, anchors etc., as local conditions, current and depth range, etc., are to be considered and tested in practice.
Main rack (Image 5):
The main rack is made from AISI 316 stainless steel; the rack is delivered with 1 pc zinc anode Ø30 x 15 mm 0.55 kg total.
Sample tube (Image 6):
The sample tube is used for the sediment trap series Ø80 only, the tube is Ø110/Ø104 mm, length 700 mm with a lead weight in the bottom 2.1 kg total.
Arm for sediment station (Image 7):
The arm for the sediment trap station is made from AISI 316 stainless steel and Polyamide PA 6.6, the arm is connected to the main rack with a pivot joint fastening ring.
Balance arm (Image 8):
Balance arm for the Ø110 mm sediment trap series: This arm can only be used for the 28.300 model. The arm is made from AISI 316 stainless steel, with a lead weight at the end for creating balance.