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德国HYDRO-BIOS公司—多通道水样采集器

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德国HYDRO-BIOS公司—多通道水样采集器

Multi Water Sampler

德国HYDRO-BIOS公司—多通道水样采集器德国HYDRO-BIOS公司—多通道水样采集器

  MWS多通道水样采集器用于在水体中进行水样分层采集工作。它由一组坚固的、装有12/24个支架的不锈钢阵列组成,支架上可以安装容量为1.7L或10L的采样瓶,用来在一次操作中完成12/24个不同深度水样的采集工作。多通道水样采集器装有一个马达驱动的自动释放装置,上面集成一个压力传感器,传感器的测量范围可根据用户的工作要求进行选择。工作水深:3000米,6000米,11000米。整套系统工作时电量消耗极少,并且可以在温度为-40℃~+85℃的极端环境中正常工作。

  MWS多通道水样采集器可以由甲板控制单元上的控制按钮控制,进行在线实时采样;也可按照预先设定的采样深度间隔进行离线自容式采样。

  多通道水样采集器控制单元

德国HYDRO-BIOS公司—多通道水样采集器德国HYDRO-BIOS公司—多通道水样采集器

                                      OceanLab数据处理软件                                                     甲板单元

  选配件:

  CT-组件,完全整合在多通道水样采集器的驱动单元上,由一个电导率传感器、一个温度传感器和一个电路板组成。

  各种参数的传感器,如温度、盐度、叶绿素、浊度等

  容量16M为数据存储器

  技术参数:

尺寸

MWS12:直径,高度160cm;MWS24:直径180cm,高度

空重

MWS12:约(不带采样瓶);MWS24:约200kg(不带采样瓶)

操作水深

标准配置:3000米;可选配置:6000米,11000米

阵列

不锈钢材质

马达单元

由钛制成,电池供电(3×DL/3V)

甲板控制单元

金属舱室;带一个控制采样器开关的按钮;显示采样瓶序号、压力和电池状态带发光二极管背景灯的液晶显示屏;与PC机的接口为RS232;由85-260V交流电或电池

压力传感器

0-3000dbar±0.1%f.s.(标准);0-6000dbar±0.1%f.s.(可选);0-11000dbar±0.1%f.s.(可选);

  独特之处:

  √操作简单

  √双向通信

  √工作水深:3000米,6000米,11000米

  √长距离(>)遥感数据传输

  √电量消耗极低

  √水下单元有电池操作,电缆中电压仅有5V

  √电子单元可在温度为-40℃~+85℃的环境中正常工作

  √获CE国际质量管理标准体系认证,高品质保证

  MWS多通道水样采集器订购信息:

  436 912   MWS 12多通道水样采集器

  带微处理器和外置电池组的马达驱动单元;

  集成压力传感器;

  通过PC机控制的可编程式深度依赖性采样间隔;

  16兆数据存储器;

  带甲板控制单元,85-260V交流电或电池供电;

  可安装采样瓶:12只单独订购)

  436924    MWS 24多通道水样采集器

  带微处理器和外置电池组的马达驱动单元;

  集成压力传感器;

  通过PC机控制的可编程式深度依赖性采样间隔;

  16兆数据存储器;

  带甲板控制单元,85-260V交流电或电池供电;

  可安装采样瓶:24只,1.7~10L(注意:采样瓶需单独订购)

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