AS/NZS 5667.12:1999
Water quality - Sampling - Guidance on sampling of bottom sediments
Provides guidance on the sampling of sedimentary materials from inland rivers and streams; lakes and similar standing bodies of water; and estuarine and harbour areas. Open ocean sediments and sludges from industrial and sewage works are specifically excluded. This Standard is identical with and has been reproduced from ISO 5667-12:1995.
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AS/NZS 5667.12:1999 WATER QUALITY-SAMPLING - GUIDANCE ON SAMPLING OF BOTTOM SEDIMENTS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
3.1 composite sample:
3.2 pile-working:
3.3 descriptive mapping:
3.4 monitoring:
3.5 quality of dredger spoil:
4 Sampling equipment
4.1 Sampling container materials and types
4.2 Criteria for selection of apparatus
4.2.1 Type of investigation
4.3 Types of apparatus
4.3.1 Grab systems
4.3.2 Corer systems
4.3.3 Mechanically operated sampling apparatus
5 Sampling procedure
5.1 Choice of sampling site
5.2 Choice of sampling point
5.3 Choice of sampling method
5.4 Frequency and time of sampling
5.5 Site conditions
5.5.1 Climatological conditions
5.5.2 Hydrographical conditions
5.5.3 Sediment conditions
5.5.4 Nautical conditions
5.5.5 Weed congestion
6 Composite samples
7 Storage, transport and stabilization of samples
8 Safety
9 Statistical considerations of sampling
10 Sample identification and records
Annex A - Description of the scissor-grab system (van Veenhapper type)
A.1 Apparatus
A.2 Types in use
A.3 Method of operation
A.4 Screen top sediment sampler
Annex B - Description of the piston drill system
B.1 Apparatus
B.2 Nature of the sample
B.3 Location conditions
B.4 Nautical conditions
B.5 Method of operation
Annex C - Description of the corer system involving a diver
C.1 Apparatus
C.2 Nautical conditions
C.3 Method of operation
Annex D - Description of the Beeker sampler system
D.1 Apparatus
D.2 Application
D.3 Type of bed
D.4 Accuracy of sample
D.5 Nautical conditions
D.6 Sediment conditions
D.7 Methods of operation
Annex E - Description of the sealed core sampler system
E.1 Apparatus
E.2 Method of operation
Annex F - Description of the wedge core or Vrijwit drill system
F.1 Apparatus
F.2 Method of operation
Annex G - Description of the falling bomb system
G.1 Apparatus
G.2 Application
G.3 Type of sediment bed
G.4 Accuracy of sampling
G.5 Operation
G.6 Nautical conditions
G.7 Method of operation
Annex H - Description of the Jenkins mud sampler system
H.1 Apparatus
H.2 Operation
H.3 Nautical conditions
H.4 Method of operation
Annex J - Description of the Craib corer system
J.1 Apparatus
J.2 Application
J.3 Nautical conditions
J.4 Sediment bed conditions
J.5 Method of operation
Annex K - Description of a piston corer
K.1 Apparatus
K.2 Types in use
K.3 Application
K.4 Type of sediment bed
K.5 Accuracy of sample
K.6 Operation
K.7 Nautical conditions
K.8 Method of operation
Annex L - Description of peat borers
L.1 Description of the Peat Institute peat drill model 1
L.2 Peat Institute drill (year 1939 model)
L.3 Sounding-rod drill
Annex M - Bibliography
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AS/NZS 5667.12:1999 WATER QUALITY-SAMPLING - GUIDANCE ON SAMPLING OF BOTTOM SEDIMENTS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
3.1 composite sample:
3.2 pile-working:
3.3 descriptive mapping:
3.4 monitoring:
3.5 quality of dredger spoil:
4 Sampling equipment
4.1 Sampling container materials and types
4.2 Criteria for selection of apparatus
4.2.1 Type of investigation
4.3 Types of apparatus
4.3.1 Grab systems
4.3.2 Corer systems
4.3.3 Mechanically operated sampling apparatus
5 Sampling procedure
5.1 Choice of sampling site
5.2 Choice of sampling point
5.3 Choice of sampling method
5.4 Frequency and time of sampling
5.5 Site conditions
5.5.1 Climatological conditions
5.5.2 Hydrographical conditions
5.5.3 Sediment conditions
5.5.4 Nautical conditions
5.5.5 Weed congestion
6 Composite samples
7 Storage, transport and stabilization of samples
8 Safety
9 Statistical considerations of sampling
10 Sample identification and records
Annex A - Description of the scissor-grab system (van Veenhapper type)
A.1 Apparatus
A.2 Types in use
A.3 Method of operation
A.4 Screen top sediment sampler
Annex B - Description of the piston drill system
B.1 Apparatus
B.2 Nature of the sample
B.3 Location conditions
B.4 Nautical conditions
B.5 Method of operation
Annex C - Description of the corer system involving a diver
C.1 Apparatus
C.2 Nautical conditions
C.3 Method of operation
Annex D - Description of the Beeker sampler system
D.1 Apparatus
D.2 Application
D.3 Type of bed
D.4 Accuracy of sample
D.5 Nautical conditions
D.6 Sediment conditions
D.7 Methods of operation
Annex E - Description of the sealed core sampler system
E.1 Apparatus
E.2 Method of operation
Annex F - Description of the wedge core or Vrijwit drill system
F.1 Apparatus
F.2 Method of operation
Annex G - Description of the falling bomb system
G.1 Apparatus
G.2 Application
G.3 Type of sediment bed
G.4 Accuracy of sampling
G.5 Operation
G.6 Nautical conditions
G.7 Method of operation
Annex H - Description of the Jenkins mud sampler system
H.1 Apparatus
H.2 Operation
H.3 Nautical conditions
H.4 Method of operation
Annex J - Description of the Craib corer system
J.1 Apparatus
J.2 Application
J.3 Nautical conditions
J.4 Sediment bed conditions
J.5 Method of operation
Annex K - Description of a piston corer
K.1 Apparatus
K.2 Types in use
K.3 Application
K.4 Type of sediment bed
K.5 Accuracy of sample
K.6 Operation
K.7 Nautical conditions
K.8 Method of operation
Annex L - Description of peat borers
L.1 Description of the Peat Institute peat drill model 1
L.2 Peat Institute drill (year 1939 model)
L.3 Sounding-rod drill
Annex M - Bibliography
AS/NZS 5667.12:1999
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