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    Laboratory Development of a Passive Proportional Sampler for Overland FlowStudies in Agricultural Fields

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    Ryan, T. Declan
    Forristal, Dermot
    Keyword
    Nozzle
    Overland flow
    Proportional sampling
    Sampler
    Date
    06/02/2015
    
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    Ryan, T.D. and D. Forristal. 2014. Laboratory development of a passive proportional sampler for overland flow studies in agricultural fields. Canadian Biosystems Engineering 56: 1.1-1.7. DOI: 10.7451/CBE.2014.56.1.1
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    Water-quality in many rivers remains poor and needs to be improved. Diffuse pollution continues to cause difficulties. Some instruments are available which can monitor pollution of rivers from land. They allow measurement and sampling of overland flow (OLF), but they do not offer the precision required (proportional sampling and samples 0.1% of OLF). A laboratory unit was constructed to mimic instrument performance in the field. This was used to test three sampler designs. A V-notch weir was used in the first sampler and a Sutro weir in the second and third as this unit possessed a proportional discharge to head ratio, which the Vnotch weir did not have. Other parameters investigated included ground slope, sampler slope, pipe size and port location. The remaining issues of nozzle size (0.7, 1.0 and 2.0 mm), the number of 1.0 mm nozzles and the effect of aspiration were investigated. The arrangement with the Sutro weir and three 1.0 mm nozzles in series gave proportional discharge and the target low sampling rate of 0.1%. This will allow the calculation of sediment and chemical losses for the monitored area and will put the loss in context with other losses in a catchment.
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