Apparatus and method for obtaining subterranean samples

Boring or penetrating the earth – Boring without earth removal – Combined with earth removal

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175 58, 175249, E21B 2510, E21B 4902

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052112497

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides an apparatus and method for obtaining a subterranean material sample. The inventive sampling apparatus comprises an elongate housing having a passageway extending longitudinally therethrough, a tip member movable through the passageway, and a locking means for releasably preventing the tip member from moving from a first portion of the passageway to a second portion of the passageway. The inventive sampling method comprises the step of inserting the inventive sampling apparatus into the ground. The present invention also provides a device for retaining material in a housing, said device comprising a plurality of resilient petal members.

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