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Design and implementation of surface water sampling system of Xuelong 2
Yuan Dongfang, Wang Shuoren, Chen Qingman, Liu Zhibing, Liao Zhouxin, Xia Yinyue
2021, 33 (2):
260-267.
DOI: 10. 13679/j.jdyj.20200038
The surface seawater sampling system is a basic component of scientific research equipment
on a scientific research vessel, providing continuous surface seawater sampling
for instruments such as FerryBox, laboratory instruments and incubators. It can provide continuous monitoring of pCO2,
pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature, salinity, chlorophyll, turbidity, nutrients
(NH4+, NO2−, NO3−,
PO43− and SiO32−) and methane in
surface seawater. To obtain accurate data, a real-time, high-fidelity and
continuous surface sea water supply is needed for monitoring and research.
Because of the particularity of the operation area, the sampling system faces
common problems in polar regions; for example, the suction mouth is often
blocked by broken ice in the pack-ice zone, marine organisms adhere to the
pipeline wall and cause pollution, the seawater temperature rises rapidly
during transportation, and pipeline rust contaminates seawater samples. To
solve the above problems, the Xuelong 2 was designed with regard to
several key points such as anti-icing, high-fidelity seawater sampling,
real-time collection, and prevention of biological pollution. We successfully
designed a surface seawater sampling system that can operate continuously
in the pack-ice zone during the 36th CHINARE (Chinese National
Antarctic Research Expedition), markedly reduce the occurrence of ice blockage
with a high probability, and obtain a large amount of valuable data for
scientific research.
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