I-CHEQ series i-9000 handheld soil detection harmful substance fluorescence spectrometer

The i-CHEQ series i-9000 handheld soil detection harmful substance spectrometer can be used to detect soil pollution caused by mercury, cadmium, lead, arsenic, copper, zinc, cobalt, vanadium, etc. Mercury mainly comes from mercury containing wastewater discharged from factories and mines and can exist in the soil for a long time; Cadmium and lead pollution mainly come from smelting emissions and automobile exhaust gas deposition, such as the soil on both sides of highways being susceptible to lead pollution; The arsenic pollution in soil mainly comes from the extensive use of pesticides, fungicides, rodenticides, herbicides, and sulfide minerals in mining, beneficiation, and smelting.
2. Quickly survey large-scale soil geological pollution areas. Draw pollution maps and conduct real-time surveys.
3. Identify abnormal situations and prioritize and address them.
4. Quickly track pollution anomalies on site, search for "stain" areas, and delineate the boundaries of the contaminated area.
5. In situ analysis of heavy metal elements in soil can play a role in rapid screening and screening.
6. Conduct a census of various types of residential land, commercial land, industrial land, and other first, second, and third level land.
7. PDA comes with GPS signal, which can be connected to GIS system for mapping.
8. The equipment has digital multi-channel technology, which can quickly analyze and obtain qualitative and quantitative results from the first second. Designed with a high counting rate, it greatly improves the stability of the equipment, which is important for heavy metal testing in soil. Because the heavy metal content in the soil is very low.
9. High resolution can reduce the interference of arsenic and lead, as well as the interference of iron on nickel. Its low detection limit is also suitable for detecting heavy metals in environmentally friendly soils.