STUDYING EFFECT OF LIME ON SOIL RETENTION CURVE

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motallebi Elham; HOMAEE MEHDI; Zarei Ghasem; mahmoodi shahla

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Seminar: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Year:2016 | Issue:4

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Title

STUDYING EFFECT OF LIME ON SOIL RETENTION CURVE

Author(s)

motallebi Elham | HOMAEE MEHDI | Zarei Ghasem | mahmoodi shahla

Keywords

PEDO-TRANSFER FUNCTIONS

CALCAREOUS SOILS

SOIL RETENTION CURVE

SOIL HYDRAULICS CHARACTERISTICS

Abstract

INVESTIGATION OF CURRENT SOIL AND WATER ISSUES IN ARID AND SEMI-ARID REGIONS IS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE SOIL WATER MANAGEMENT. THE EXISTENCE OF DIFFERENT SOLID COMPOSITIONS SUCH AS CALCIUM CARBONATE AND GYPSUM IN THESE SOILS, LARGELY INFLUENCE THEIR HYDRAULIC CHARACTERISTICS. THESE HYDRAULIC PROPERTIES HAVE DIRECT EFFECT ON MAINTAINING SOIL WATER CONTENT. DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF SOIL HYDRAULIC PROPERTIES INCLUDING RETENTION CURVE AND UNSATURATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY IS EXPENSIVE AND TIME CONSUMING. AN ALTERNATIVE FOR DIRECT MEASUREMENT IS THEN THE USE OF INDIRECT METHODS TO PREDICT THE SOIL HYDRAULIC FUNCTIONS. ONE PROMISING INDIRECT METHOD IN THIS REGARD IS TO DERIVE THE SO-CALLED PEDO-TRANSFER FUNCTIONS (PTFS). THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY WAS TO STUDY THE INFLUENCE OF SOIL CALCIUM CARBONATE ON WATER RETENTION CURVE, USING THE DERIVED PTFS. CONSEQUENTLY, 50 CALCAREOUS SOIL SAMPLES WERE RANDOMLY TAKEN FROM GARMSAR REAGION, IRAN. THE SOIL ARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS WITH AND WITHOUT CALCIUM CARBONATE, BULK DENSITY AND CALCIUM CARBONATE CONTENTS WERE MEASURED AND USED TO DERIVE THE REQUIRED PTFS AT MATRIC POTENTIALS OF 0, 33, 50, 100, 300, 500 AND 1500 KPA. THE RESULTS INDICATED THAT THE CALCIUM CARBONATE CONTENT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT DOMINANT PARAMETER TO PREDICT THE WATER RETENTION CURVE FOR CALCAREOUS SOILS.

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motallebi, Elham, HOMAEE, MEHDI, Zarei, Ghasem, & mahmoodi, shahla. (2016). STUDYING EFFECT OF LIME ON SOIL RETENTION CURVE. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/929215/en

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motallebi Elham, HOMAEE MEHDI, Zarei Ghasem, mahmoodi shahla. STUDYING EFFECT OF LIME ON SOIL RETENTION CURVE. 2016. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/929215/en

IEEE: Copy

Elham motallebi, MEHDI HOMAEE, Ghasem Zarei, and shahla mahmoodi, “STUDYING EFFECT OF LIME ON SOIL RETENTION CURVE,” presented at the INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/929215/en

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