Non-aqueous-phase liquid soil pollutant concentration preparation device and non-aqueous-phase liquid soil pollutant concentration preparation method
A technology of pollutant concentration and non-aqueous liquid, which is applied in the field of non-aqueous liquid soil pollutant concentration preparation device, can solve the problems of heavy workload, uneven sample concentration distribution, and high precision of soil sample concentration, and achieve sample homogeneity sex high effect
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[0022] Example 1: Reference figure 1 , The non-aqueous liquid soil pollutant concentration preparation device includes a base 1 provided with a supporting shaft 2 on one side, and a sample collection container assembly is provided near the base of the supporting shaft 2, wherein: the side near the top of the supporting shaft 2 is connected with a press The main funnel 5 for quantitative addition of liquid reagents; the other side of the base 1 is provided with a support 4; the support 4 is provided with a motor 41 with a cantilever 42; the suspension 42a at the free end of the cantilever 42 is suspended to allow quantitative addition of liquid reagents on demand The secondary funnel 6; the secondary funnel 6 can move above or below the main funnel 5 under the swing of the cantilever 42; the main discharge valve 52 is provided at the bottom opening of the main funnel 5; the secondary discharge valve is provided at the bottom opening of the secondary funnel 6 Valve 62; the main fu...
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[0058] Example 2: The experiment requires the preparation of engine oil contaminated silt, with a fixed water content of 10%, and an oil content of 17%, 15%, 13%, 11%, 9%, 7%, 5%, 3%, a total of 8 For soil samples, the required soil sample mass for each concentration is M=20g, and the minimum oil content is 3%, which is greater than the concentration difference of 2%.
[0059] According to the experimental requirements and the above methods, weigh the mass of dry soil as 1.5×20×8=240g, weigh 24g of water, and mix 264g of water and dry soil evenly and use it as subsoil for later use. Divide 264g of subsoil into 2 parts, one of which has a mass of 5M=100g as a soil sample with a concentration of 20% oil content, and another 164g as a subsoil for dilution. According to formula 2, the mass of dry soil contained in 100g of subsoil with a water content of 10% is 90.91g. According to the definition of oil content, the weight of the oil should be weighed to 15.45g for the first sample. P...
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