Soil Flux

Soil respiration can be defined as the net CO₂ production from soil. The amount of gas exchange taking place is frequently used as an indicator of microbial soil activity and so used to characterise the health of that soil.
To enable researchers to conduct sophisticated soil CO₂ flux experimentation, ADC has developed a range of systems that are suitable to assess the spatial and temporal variability of soil respiration. To measure the toxicological impact of agrochemicals on soil biomass, ADC has designed a substrate-induced respiration measurement system. This fully configured, laboratory system provides the user with long term measurements of gas exchange from multiple experimental samples. Whether your research is laboratory based, field based, long term or short term ADC can offer you superior flux measurements whatever your application.

SRS1000 and SRS2000 Portable Soil Respiration Systems
The SRS-1000 consists of a compact programming console and soil respiration chamber. The highly accurate miniaturised CO₂ infrared gas analyser is housed directly adjacent to the soil chamber, ensuring the fastest possible response to gas ..[MORE]

ACE Automated Soil CO2 Exchange System
Rapidly rising atmospheric CO₂ concentration and its potential impact on future climatic conditions is an issue of global economic and political significance. Natural biomass respiration is a major carbon source. Understanding soil flux an..[MORE]

Click here to return to the previous page