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Rec No. | Date | Loc From | Title | Loc To | Notes |
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791 | 2012-09-27 | Mayberry DO Sensor A | Removed | Lab none | DO-02 was removed from the upper water location at the Tule tower because it ws reading -INF. Inspection in the lab showed that the inner metal coil had corroded to the point of developing a gap in one of the loops. |
790 | 2011-10-20 | Lab none | Installed | Mayberry DO Sensor A | DO-02 was installed near the water surface in the open water location. This sensor was moved from the Twitchell Rice while the field is drained. |
805 | 2011-10-19 | Lab none | Calibration | Lab none | DO-02 was calibrated in the lab: M = 8.73/36.8 (mg/L)/mV (aka ppm/mV) @ temp = 21.5 C and press.= 100.2 Kpa |
789 | 2011-09-22 | Twitchell Rice DO Sensor | Removed | Lab none | DO-02 was removed from the Twitchell Rice because the field has been drained an the probe was high and dry. |
391 | 2011-08-04 | Lab none | Installed | Twitchell Rice DO Sensor | Reinstalled after splicing the cable to repair cut from weed clearing. |
392 | 2011-07-28 | Twitchell Rice DO Sensor | Removed | Lab none | Removed from the field after the cable was cut during the clearing of weeds. |
396 | 2011-06-02 | Twitchell Rice DO Sensor | Maintenance | Twitchell Rice DO Sensor | Jaclyn replaced the electrolyte and cleaned the sensor before putting it back in the field now that the field is flooded. |
788 | 2011-05-13 | Lab none | Installed | Twitchell Rice DO Sensor | DO-02 was installed in the Twitchell Rice. |
787 | 2011-03-22 | Twitchell Rice DO Sensor | Removed | Lab none | DO-02 was removed from the Twitchell Rice because the field has been drained an the probe was high and dry. |
397 | 2011-01-28 | Lab none | Installed | Twitchell Rice DO Sensor | First installation of this sensor in the field. |
277 | 2011-01-24 | Lab none | Calibration | Lab none | On January 24, 2011, Jaclyn Hatala calibrated 2 CS511 Sensorex dissolved oxygen sensors in the lab.
1. I filled the caps with water, to make sure that the membrane was secure and not leaking. 2. I emptied the caps and filled them with the electrolyte solution provided. 3. I attached the two sensors to a datalogger with a multiplier of 1.0, and recorded data every 10 seconds for 15 minutes with the sensors out of water 4. I calculated the multiplier by the equation: M=P/R provided in the manual, where P is the given atmospheric O2 concentration given the room temperature and pressure (in this case for 24C and sea level, 8.09ppm) 5. The sensor was labeled DO_2: coef 0.2394ppm/mV. The datalogger output and calculations are in DOcal_24Jan2011.xlsx. |