The Theory of Underdrainage
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3 which shows the effects of arrangement if all particles be considered as spheres. Arrangements 1 and 2, Fig. 3, have the same per cent of pore space but in the first arrangement there are only 16 pores while in the latter there are 64. The spheres in these two cases have diameters of 1 and J / 2 respectively. If the diameter be again reduced so that it is % the per cent and total amount of pore space remains the same but the number of pores is increased to 256. _ The effect of this reduction ...upon the movement of soil water or soil air is readily seen as in the first case it is divided into only 16 streams while in the second case it is divided into 64 streams, each propor- tionately smaller than those of the first arrangement. If the particles be arranged in the oblique order shown as Arrangement 3, the pore 19 space is reduced to a minimum for spheres of uniform size. But if the structure be that shown in Arrangement 5, the pore space is further reduced because the smaller particles continually fill the spaces be- tween the larger ones.
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3 which shows the effects of arrangement if all particles be considered as spheres. Arrangements 1 and 2, Fig. 3, have the same per cent of pore space but in the first arrangement there are only 16 pores while in the latter there are 64. The spheres in these two cases have diameters of 1 and J / 2 respectively. If the diameter be again reduced so that it is % the per cent and total amount of pore space remains the same but the number of pores is increased to 256. _ The effect of this reduction ...upon the movement of soil water or soil air is readily seen as in the first case it is divided into only 16 streams while in the second case it is divided into 64 streams, each propor- tionately smaller than those of the first arrangement. If the particles be arranged in the oblique order shown as Arrangement 3, the pore 19 space is reduced to a minimum for spheres of uniform size. But if the structure be that shown in Arrangement 5, the pore space is further reduced because the smaller particles continually fill the spaces be- tween the larger ones.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schlick, William Japhia, 1887- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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