Soil

Soil
Usually all three phases (solid, liquid and gaseous) are encountered in the soil. Similarly, all three phases can be affected by contamination. Soil treatment requires a holistic approach which takes all three phases in the soil and their complex interactions into account.

Hydrogeology

In the field of hydrogeology, we offer selected training equipment which will help you to teach the basic hydrogeological processes in soils in a practical and clear manner. Issues such as seepage of precipitation, seepage flows and groundwater flows are studied.

Studies in hydrology

HM 165

Studies in hydrology

Investigation of precipitation-discharge relationships, storage capacity of soils, seepage flows and groundwater flows.

Hydrographs after precipitation

HM 141

Hydrographs after precipitation

Correlations between precipitation and seepage; storage capacity and drainage methods.

Groundwater flow

HM 167

Groundwater flow

Three-dimensional investigations; demonstration of lowering of groundwater; investigation of excavation pits.

Visualisation of seepage flows

HM 169

Visualisation of seepage flows

Graphical determination of flow nets; investigation of water pressure on structures.

Soil treatment

The main objective of soil treatment is to protect the groundwater and – as far as possible – to restore the original function of the contaminated soil. A number of different methods are available depending on the type of soil and type of contamination.

Hydrocyclone

CE 225

Hydrocyclone

Separation of solids from liquids by using a centrifugal force.

Solid-liquid extraction

CE 630

Solid-liquid extraction

Continuous and discontinuous extraction of the soluble components of a solid.

Web Access Software

CE 630W

Web Access Software

Device-specific software required for the connection of CE 630 with the Web Access Box GU 100.

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