BALTIC SEA ENVIRONMENT PROCEEDINGS No. 80

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Sampling device: Small Box Corer (BSH)Type of corer: a frame-supported box corer with an inner 1.5mm stainless steel boxTotal height: 160 cm (supporting frame: 110 x 75 cm)Total weight: 20 kg to <strong>80</strong> kg (with lead weights)Closing mechanism: lateral bottom closerHeight of the box: 20 cmInner measurements of the box: 150 x 150 cmTotal area of one haul: 225 cm 2Number and inner diameter of the subsample tubes: 1 x ø 94 mm acrylic glass tubeArea of subsamples: 69.4 cm 2Number of parallel hauls/analysis: 2Sectioning device/method: the same as in the large box corerSectioning intervals: 2 cmDescribed in: not published.
Sampling device: SPRUT Corer (CLOR and KRIL; used by Poland and Russia, referred to in text asSPRUT POL and SPRUT RUS)Type of corer: a gravity corer with an inner Plexiglas coring tubeTotal height: 88 cmTotal weight: 20 kg + additional weights 10 kg (8 x 1.25 kg)Closing mechanism: bottom closed by 12 extruding, flexible, wedge-shaped brass platesTube length: 59 cmInner diameter of coring tube: 86 mmSampled area: 58.1 cm 2Number of parallel samples/analysis: 1 (RUS) or 2 (POL in general)Sectioning device: RUS: identical with that of the STUK Corer but with a larger diameter,POL: an extruder piston, slicing plate and ringSectioning intervals: 2 or 5 cmDescribed in: not published.16
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Page 7 and 8: INTRODUCTIONDuring the last four de
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Page 11 and 12: SAMPLING ARRANGEMENTS AND ANALYSESI
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Page 15 and 16: DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLING DEVICES AND
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Page 35 and 36: REFERENCESAarkrog A. and Dahlgaard
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