Infiltration Capacity of a Lateritic Soil as Affected by Decreasing Moisture Content
T.K. Subramanyam, Simanchal Kar
Abstract
T.K. Subramanyam, Simanchal Kar
Abstract
Investigation on the effect of moisture content on the initial infiltration rate of the soil revealed a curvilinear relationship (Y = 12.716 e−0.1719x where Y = infiltration rate in cm/hr and X = percentage moisture on dry weight basis). However, between 6 and 20 per cent soil moisture contents there was a linear relationship (Y = 3.777–0.1727 X) with a high degree of correlation.
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Investigation on the effect of moisture content on the initial infiltration rate of the soil revealed a curvilinear relationship (Y = 12.716 e−0.1719x where Y = infiltration rate in cm/hr and X = percentage moisture on dry weight basis). However, between 6 and 20 per cent soil moisture contents there was a linear relationship (Y = 3.777–0.1727 X) with a high degree of correlation.
Key concepts: Infiltration (HVAC), Water content, Moisture, Soil science, Linear relationship, Soil water, Mathematics, Veterinary medicine