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Gran sports fields : toplayer compaction and soil aeration / Wisk, A. l. M. (Van)
Titre : Gran sports fields : toplayer compaction and soil aeration Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Wisk, A. l. M. (Van) ; Verhaegh, W. B. ; Beuviing, J. Mention d'édition : Institute for land and water management research Editeur : Institute for Land and water Management Research Année de publication : 1977 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-08526 Note générale : A stutdy was made on four grans sports fields to determine whether there is incompatibility between the high bulk density of the rootzone which is needed to given a soil strengh adequate for good playing conditions and the amount of air in terms of the oxygen diffusion rate (ODR) and the oxygen concentration in the soil gas phase... Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Sol Expérimentation Terrain gazoné Aération Terrain de sport Index. décimale : 333.73 Terrain Résumé : A stutdy was made on four grans sports fields to determine whether there is incompatibility between the high bulk density of the rootzone which is needed to given a soil strengh adequate for good playing conditions and the amount of air in terms of the oxygen diffusion rate (ODR) and the oxygen concentration in the soil gas phase... Note de contenu : A stutdy was made on four grans sports fields to determine whether there is incompatibility between the high bulk density of the rootzone which is needed to given a soil strengh adequate for good playing conditions and the amount of air in terms of the oxygen diffusion rate (ODR) and the oxygen concentration in the soil gas phase... Gran sports fields : toplayer compaction and soil aeration [texte imprimé] / Wisk, A. l. M. (Van) ; Verhaegh, W. B. ; Beuviing, J. . - Institute for land and water management research . - Institute for Land and water Management Research, 1977.
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A stutdy was made on four grans sports fields to determine whether there is incompatibility between the high bulk density of the rootzone which is needed to given a soil strengh adequate for good playing conditions and the amount of air in terms of the oxygen diffusion rate (ODR) and the oxygen concentration in the soil gas phase...
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés : Sol Expérimentation Terrain gazoné Aération Terrain de sport Index. décimale : 333.73 Terrain Résumé : A stutdy was made on four grans sports fields to determine whether there is incompatibility between the high bulk density of the rootzone which is needed to given a soil strengh adequate for good playing conditions and the amount of air in terms of the oxygen diffusion rate (ODR) and the oxygen concentration in the soil gas phase... Note de contenu : A stutdy was made on four grans sports fields to determine whether there is incompatibility between the high bulk density of the rootzone which is needed to given a soil strengh adequate for good playing conditions and the amount of air in terms of the oxygen diffusion rate (ODR) and the oxygen concentration in the soil gas phase... Réservation
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Titre de série : Technical Bulletin, 107 Titre : A registration unit for drain outflow, groundwater depth and precipitation Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Weerd, B. (van der) Mention d'édition : Institute for Land and Water Management Research Editeur : Institute for Land and water Management Research Année de publication : 1977 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-09394 Note générale : A description is given of an operational field registration unit for open and submerged drain outflow, groundwater depth and rainfall. The drain outflow meter has a measuring range from 20 to 400 cm3/s with a mean error in recorded sediment free outflow of 15 per cent at flow rates below 60cm3/s and 1.5 per cent at higher flow rates. Its weight is 6-8 kg, depending on drain outlet it is adopted to, has a length of 90cm and a height of 50cm. The groundwater level meter has a measuring range of 1.25cm but it can be adopted to deeper levels. Its accuracy is 0.5cm were a float of 4.5cm in a 5cm diameter piezometer tube is used. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Eau souterraine PRECIPITATIONS Canalisation Débit fluvial Hydrologie Piézométrie Index. décimale : 551.57 Hydrométéorologie : brouillard, nuages, précipitations Résumé : A description is given of an operational field registration unit for open and submerged drain outflow, groundwater depth and rainfall. The drain outflow meter has a measuring range from 20 to 400 cm3/s with a mean error in recorded sediment free outflow of 15 per cent at flow rates below 60cm3/s and 1.5 per cent at higher flow rates. Its weight is 6-8 kg, depending on drain outlet it is adopted to, has a length of 90cm and a height of 50cm. The groundwater level meter has a measuring range of 1.25cm but it can be adopted to deeper levels. Its accuracy is 0.5cm were a float of 4.5cm in a 5cm diameter piezometer tube is used. Note de contenu : A description is given of an operational field registration unit for open and submerged drain outflow, groundwater depth and rainfall. The drain outflow meter has a measuring range from 20 to 400 cm3/s with a mean error in recorded sediment free outflow of 15 per cent at flow rates below 60cm3/s and 1.5 per cent at higher flow rates. Its weight is 6-8 kg, depending on drain outlet it is adopted to, has a length of 90cm and a height of 50cm. The groundwater level meter has a measuring range of 1.25cm but it can be adopted to deeper levels. Its accuracy is 0.5cm were a float of 4.5cm in a 5cm diameter piezometer tube is used. Technical Bulletin, 107. A registration unit for drain outflow, groundwater depth and precipitation [texte imprimé] / Weerd, B. (van der) . - Institute for Land and Water Management Research . - Institute for Land and water Management Research, 1977.
ISSN : CI-09394
A description is given of an operational field registration unit for open and submerged drain outflow, groundwater depth and rainfall. The drain outflow meter has a measuring range from 20 to 400 cm3/s with a mean error in recorded sediment free outflow of 15 per cent at flow rates below 60cm3/s and 1.5 per cent at higher flow rates. Its weight is 6-8 kg, depending on drain outlet it is adopted to, has a length of 90cm and a height of 50cm. The groundwater level meter has a measuring range of 1.25cm but it can be adopted to deeper levels. Its accuracy is 0.5cm were a float of 4.5cm in a 5cm diameter piezometer tube is used.
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés : Eau souterraine PRECIPITATIONS Canalisation Débit fluvial Hydrologie Piézométrie Index. décimale : 551.57 Hydrométéorologie : brouillard, nuages, précipitations Résumé : A description is given of an operational field registration unit for open and submerged drain outflow, groundwater depth and rainfall. The drain outflow meter has a measuring range from 20 to 400 cm3/s with a mean error in recorded sediment free outflow of 15 per cent at flow rates below 60cm3/s and 1.5 per cent at higher flow rates. Its weight is 6-8 kg, depending on drain outlet it is adopted to, has a length of 90cm and a height of 50cm. The groundwater level meter has a measuring range of 1.25cm but it can be adopted to deeper levels. Its accuracy is 0.5cm were a float of 4.5cm in a 5cm diameter piezometer tube is used. Note de contenu : A description is given of an operational field registration unit for open and submerged drain outflow, groundwater depth and rainfall. The drain outflow meter has a measuring range from 20 to 400 cm3/s with a mean error in recorded sediment free outflow of 15 per cent at flow rates below 60cm3/s and 1.5 per cent at higher flow rates. Its weight is 6-8 kg, depending on drain outlet it is adopted to, has a length of 90cm and a height of 50cm. The groundwater level meter has a measuring range of 1.25cm but it can be adopted to deeper levels. Its accuracy is 0.5cm were a float of 4.5cm in a 5cm diameter piezometer tube is used. Réservation
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Titre de série : Technical Bulletin (ILWMR), 96 Titre : Pollution of soil an groundwater from land disposal of soil wastes Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Hoeks, J. Mention d'édition : Institute for Land and Water Management Research Editeur : Institute for Land and water Management Research Année de publication : 1976 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-10539 Note générale : In the Netherlands three main processing techniques, are used to dispose of solid wastes, i.e. incineration, composting and land disposal/ This paper in first presents the characteristics of the leachate, in second it discusses geohydrological aspects of groundwater pollution, in third part, the last one it describes the influence of the leachate on groundwater quality. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Eau souterraine pollution Déchet Gestion des déchets Sol Infiltration Index. décimale : 628.44 Déchets urbains Résumé : In the Netherlands three main processing techniques, are used to dispose of solid wastes, i.e. incineration, composting and land disposal/ This paper in first presents the characteristics of the leachate, in second it discusses geohydrological aspects of groundwater pollution, in third part, the last one it describes the influence of the leachate on groundwater quality. Note de contenu : In the Netherlands three main processing techniques, are used to dispose of solid wastes, i.e. incineration, composting and land disposal/ This paper in first presents the characteristics of the leachate, in second it discusses geohydrological aspects of groundwater pollution, in third part, the last one it describes the influence of the leachate on groundwater quality. Technical Bulletin (ILWMR), 96. Pollution of soil an groundwater from land disposal of soil wastes [texte imprimé] / Hoeks, J. . - Institute for Land and Water Management Research . - Institute for Land and water Management Research, 1976.
ISSN : CI-10539
In the Netherlands three main processing techniques, are used to dispose of solid wastes, i.e. incineration, composting and land disposal/ This paper in first presents the characteristics of the leachate, in second it discusses geohydrological aspects of groundwater pollution, in third part, the last one it describes the influence of the leachate on groundwater quality.
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés : Eau souterraine pollution Déchet Gestion des déchets Sol Infiltration Index. décimale : 628.44 Déchets urbains Résumé : In the Netherlands three main processing techniques, are used to dispose of solid wastes, i.e. incineration, composting and land disposal/ This paper in first presents the characteristics of the leachate, in second it discusses geohydrological aspects of groundwater pollution, in third part, the last one it describes the influence of the leachate on groundwater quality. Note de contenu : In the Netherlands three main processing techniques, are used to dispose of solid wastes, i.e. incineration, composting and land disposal/ This paper in first presents the characteristics of the leachate, in second it discusses geohydrological aspects of groundwater pollution, in third part, the last one it describes the influence of the leachate on groundwater quality. Réservation
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Titre de série : Technical Bulletins (New series), 4 Titre : Quality standards for irrigation waters Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Rijtema, P. E. Mention d'édition : Institute for Land and water Management Research Editeur : Institute for Land and water Management Research Année de publication : 1981 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-04952 Note générale : Water quality criteria fpr agricultural furposes should provide informations on the suitability of a water for irrigational use. The dericed working levels will be based on either the reduction in crop production or on the accumulation of specific constituents in the crop that might affect human health unfavourably through the food chain. The caracteristics of irrigation waters that appear to be most import in determining its quality are : total convention of soluble salts / total chloride concentration / relative proportion of sodium to other cations / concentrations of specific ions that may be toxic to plants and humans - Moreaver, some of the influences of irrigation in horticulture on other multiple uses of water have been considered briefly. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Qualité de l'eau Irrigation Agriculture Fertilisation Index. décimale : 631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation Résumé : Water quality criteria fpr agricultural furposes should provide informations on the suitability of a water for irrigational use. The dericed working levels will be based on either the reduction in crop production or on the accumulation of specific constituents in the crop that might affect human health unfavourably through the food chain. The caracteristics of irrigation waters that appear to be most import in determining its quality are : total convention of soluble salts / total chloride concentration / relative proportion of sodium to other cations / concentrations of specific ions that may be toxic to plants and humans - Moreaver, some of the influences of irrigation in horticulture on other multiple uses of water have been considered briefly. Note de contenu : Water quality criteria fpr agricultural furposes should provide informations on the suitability of a water for irrigational use. The dericed working levels will be based on either the reduction in crop production or on the accumulation of specific constituents in the crop that might affect human health unfavourably through the food chain. The caracteristics of irrigation waters that appear to be most import in determining its quality are : total convention of soluble salts / total chloride concentration / relative proportion of sodium to other cations / concentrations of specific ions that may be toxic to plants and humans - Moreaver, some of the influences of irrigation in horticulture on other multiple uses of water have been considered briefly. Technical Bulletins (New series), 4. Quality standards for irrigation waters [texte imprimé] / Rijtema, P. E. . - Institute for Land and water Management Research . - Institute for Land and water Management Research, 1981.
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Water quality criteria fpr agricultural furposes should provide informations on the suitability of a water for irrigational use. The dericed working levels will be based on either the reduction in crop production or on the accumulation of specific constituents in the crop that might affect human health unfavourably through the food chain. The caracteristics of irrigation waters that appear to be most import in determining its quality are : total convention of soluble salts / total chloride concentration / relative proportion of sodium to other cations / concentrations of specific ions that may be toxic to plants and humans - Moreaver, some of the influences of irrigation in horticulture on other multiple uses of water have been considered briefly.
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés : Qualité de l'eau Irrigation Agriculture Fertilisation Index. décimale : 631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation Résumé : Water quality criteria fpr agricultural furposes should provide informations on the suitability of a water for irrigational use. The dericed working levels will be based on either the reduction in crop production or on the accumulation of specific constituents in the crop that might affect human health unfavourably through the food chain. The caracteristics of irrigation waters that appear to be most import in determining its quality are : total convention of soluble salts / total chloride concentration / relative proportion of sodium to other cations / concentrations of specific ions that may be toxic to plants and humans - Moreaver, some of the influences of irrigation in horticulture on other multiple uses of water have been considered briefly. Note de contenu : Water quality criteria fpr agricultural furposes should provide informations on the suitability of a water for irrigational use. The dericed working levels will be based on either the reduction in crop production or on the accumulation of specific constituents in the crop that might affect human health unfavourably through the food chain. The caracteristics of irrigation waters that appear to be most import in determining its quality are : total convention of soluble salts / total chloride concentration / relative proportion of sodium to other cations / concentrations of specific ions that may be toxic to plants and humans - Moreaver, some of the influences of irrigation in horticulture on other multiple uses of water have been considered briefly. Réservation
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Titre de série : Technical Bulletins (New series), 6 Titre : Root water update model depending on soil water pressure head and maximum extraction rate Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Hoogland, J. C. ; Feddes, R. A. ; Belmans, C. Mention d'édition : Institute for Land and Water Management Research Editeur : Institute for Land and water Management Research Année de publication : 1981 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-04950 Note générale : Many present day models describing water uptake by root system are based on an analogy with ohm's law. These models require rather detailed information about root distribution, root densities, conductivities of the soil-root system, soil and plant resistances, etc. Often these parameters vary with type of soil and, also, with defth and time. A rather simple approach has been proposed by Feddes, Kowalik and Zaradny (1978). They compute root water extraction at the various defth depending on potential transpiration rate, rooting depth and the local prevailing soil water presure head. In this paper a modification is proposed in such a way that the maximum root water extraction is taken to be a decreasing function with depth. this functions starts at the soil surface with a value derived from literature data. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Eau souterraine Pression Taux d'extraction Index. décimale : 551.49 Eaux souterraines Résumé : Many present day models describing water uptake by root system are based on an analogy with ohm's law. These models require rather detailed information about root distribution, root densities, conductivities of the soil-root system, soil and plant resistances, etc. Often these parameters vary with type of soil and, also, with defth and time. A rather simple approach has been proposed by Feddes, Kowalik and Zaradny (1978). They compute root water extraction at the various defth depending on potential transpiration rate, rooting depth and the local prevailing soil water presure head. In this paper a modification is proposed in such a way that the maximum root water extraction is taken to be a decreasing function with depth. this functions starts at the soil surface with a value derived from literature data. Note de contenu : Many present day models describing water uptake by root system are based on an analogy with ohm's law. These models require rather detailed information about root distribution, root densities, conductivities of the soil-root system, soil and plant resistances, etc. Often these parameters vary with type of soil and, also, with defth and time. A rather simple approach has been proposed by Feddes, Kowalik and Zaradny (1978). They compute root water extraction at the various defth depending on potential transpiration rate, rooting depth and the local prevailing soil water presure head. In this paper a modification is proposed in such a way that the maximum root water extraction is taken to be a decreasing function with depth. this functions starts at the soil surface with a value derived from literature data. Technical Bulletins (New series), 6. Root water update model depending on soil water pressure head and maximum extraction rate [texte imprimé] / Hoogland, J. C. ; Feddes, R. A. ; Belmans, C. . - Institute for Land and Water Management Research . - Institute for Land and water Management Research, 1981.
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Many present day models describing water uptake by root system are based on an analogy with ohm's law. These models require rather detailed information about root distribution, root densities, conductivities of the soil-root system, soil and plant resistances, etc. Often these parameters vary with type of soil and, also, with defth and time. A rather simple approach has been proposed by Feddes, Kowalik and Zaradny (1978). They compute root water extraction at the various defth depending on potential transpiration rate, rooting depth and the local prevailing soil water presure head. In this paper a modification is proposed in such a way that the maximum root water extraction is taken to be a decreasing function with depth. this functions starts at the soil surface with a value derived from literature data.
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés : Eau souterraine Pression Taux d'extraction Index. décimale : 551.49 Eaux souterraines Résumé : Many present day models describing water uptake by root system are based on an analogy with ohm's law. These models require rather detailed information about root distribution, root densities, conductivities of the soil-root system, soil and plant resistances, etc. Often these parameters vary with type of soil and, also, with defth and time. A rather simple approach has been proposed by Feddes, Kowalik and Zaradny (1978). They compute root water extraction at the various defth depending on potential transpiration rate, rooting depth and the local prevailing soil water presure head. In this paper a modification is proposed in such a way that the maximum root water extraction is taken to be a decreasing function with depth. this functions starts at the soil surface with a value derived from literature data. Note de contenu : Many present day models describing water uptake by root system are based on an analogy with ohm's law. These models require rather detailed information about root distribution, root densities, conductivities of the soil-root system, soil and plant resistances, etc. Often these parameters vary with type of soil and, also, with defth and time. A rather simple approach has been proposed by Feddes, Kowalik and Zaradny (1978). They compute root water extraction at the various defth depending on potential transpiration rate, rooting depth and the local prevailing soil water presure head. In this paper a modification is proposed in such a way that the maximum root water extraction is taken to be a decreasing function with depth. this functions starts at the soil surface with a value derived from literature data. Réservation
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