1. Soil drill
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1. Stainless steel heart-shaped loam drill bit: made of manganese steel material, with a blade width of 4cm, a blade spacing of 6cm, a sampling length of 20cm, and threaded connection;
2. T-shaped handle: 35cm long, threaded connection;
3. Extension rod: 50cm long, threaded connection
4. Extension rod: 100cm long, threaded connection;
5. Scraper: 20mm wide for scraping soil samples;
6. Wrench: 19 × 22mm, used for disassembling and installing sampling drills;
7. Gloves: Good breathability on the back of the hand, made of cowhide material;
8. Steel tape measure: 3 meters;
Using cast iron chrome plated drill bits
There are two specifications: 1 meter and 1.2 meters, with an inner diameter of 25mm and an outer diameter of 30mm. The drill bit is crescent shaped and manually polished.
2. Ring knife, aluminum box
Ring knife specifications:
The material of the ring knife is stainless steel, and the upper and lower covers of the ring knife are aluminum
100ml ring cutter with a diameter of 50.46mm and a height of 50mm
The material of the handle is cast iron
Aluminum box specifications:
Specification: (Unit: mm)
40×20,40×25,55×35,60×60,70×38,80×60,100×50
3. Soil screening
There are three types of screen materials: stainless steel, nylon, and copper
There are three types of sieve diameters: 100, 200, 300, and 00mm
Mesh sizes of 0.075, 0.1, 0.125, 0.25, 0.5, 0.63, 1, 2, 5, 10mm can be customized
Formula for calculating soil moisture content:
Volume moisture content: the percentage of water volume to soil volume
Calculation formula: Volume moisture content (volume%)=Water volume/Soil volume * 100%
Quality moisture content: natural moisture content or absolute moisture content, the ratio of the mass of water contained in the soil to the mass dried
Calculation formula: Mass moisture content=(original soil weight - dried soil weight)/dried soil weight * 100%
Relative moisture content: The percentage of soil moisture content to the field water holding capacity of the soil
Calculation formula: Relative moisture content (%)=Soil moisture content/Field capacity * 100%
For example, suppose the instrument test shows a value of 45%, which is the volumetric moisture content, and then converted to the relative moisture content
The calculation formula is: relative moisture content (%)=volumetric moisture content (% by volume)/soil bulk density (usually between 1.1-1.5)
Assuming a bulk density of 1.5, the relative moisture content (%) is 30%, and the soil moisture content is equal to the relative moisture content (%) multiplied by the field capacity multiplied by 100%. Generally, the field capacity is 33%, which means the soil moisture content is 9%