Soil hydraulic characteristics

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Soil hydraulic characteristics With use of RETC plot the retention and hydraulic conductivity curves for two soils Based on the data for two soils (given in tables on next slide), determine the van Genuchten’s parameters of retention curve. Use van Genuchten’s (m=1-1/n) model for retention curve and Mualem’s model for conductivity curve. Plot retention curves and hydraulic conductivity curves for both soils Decide, which soil is loamy and which is sandy. According to given tensiometer’s measurements (see the 3rd slide), plot pressure head (h), hydraulic head (H), moisture content and hydraulic conductivity profiles. Based on the plots from previous point, decide the water flow direction (upwards or downwards)?

Soil hydraulic characteristics – measured points of rentention curve SOIL 1 SOIL 2 h (cm) Water cont. 1 0.365 10 0.232 30 0.177 58 0.149 89 0.137 500 0.119 6000 0.107 Ks = 280 cm/day h (cm) Water cont. 1 0.310 10 0.268 30 0.241 58 0.199 89 0.177 500 0.152 6000 0.137 Ks = 65 cm/day

+z 1 2 3 surface loam sand GWL +h, +H, q, K 40 cm 50 cm 60 cm 100 cm h3= -140 cm h2= -120 cm sand h1= -80 cm 130 cm GWL +h, +H, q, K

If you were not present at the seminar, include the “RETC results” printscreen in your report