This application provides a
geological exploration sampling device. After the device is started, the drive
assembly drives the core tube drilling section to rotate into the target soil layer. Upon reaching the predetermined depth, the drive stops, and the core tube, along with the fixed support, is pulled out as a whole, allowing the closed sampling chamber and soil sample column to be completely removed. The core tube is placed on a horizontal worktable, and the end of the arc-shaped shell away from the fixed part is released, with the
tail of the arc-shaped shell moving away from the drilling section, exposing the previously covered open slot and connecting the sampling chamber to the outside. In the open state, the side of the sample column is exposed, allowing it to be completely removed from the side through the sampling chamber, avoiding sample displacement caused by compression during removal. The side-opening sampling chamber avoids continuous compression of the sample by the tube wall when pushing from the bottom, maintaining the original
diameter and stratification of the sample column and preserving the original
soil structure to the maximum extent. The side-removal method eliminates vertical movement of the sample due to friction or uneven force during the push rod removal process, ensuring accurate correspondence between the sampling depth mark and the stratum.