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A new TDR probe for measurements of soil solution electrical conductivity

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D. Moret-Fernández, J. Vicente, R. Aragüés, C. Peña, M.V. López. “A new TDR probe for measurements of soil solution electrical conductivity”, Journal of Hydrology (2012), vol. 448-449, p. 73-79

http://hdl.handle.net/10532/2060

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Izenburu:: A new TDR probe for measurements of soil solution electrical conductivity
Tema:: Water content; Pore-geometry; Bulk electricalconductivity; Time domain reflectometry; REFLECTOMETRIA; PROPIEDADES HIDRAULICAS DEL SUELO; MEDICION
Deskribapen:: The measurement of the soilsolutionelectricalconductivity (σw) is critical for a better management of irrigation water and the effective monitoring and control of soil salinity. The objective of this work is to present the design and validation of anew time domain reflectometry (TDR) probe (WECP) for accurate and non-destructive measurements of σw. The probe consists in 14 porous ceramics disks (0.5 bar bubbling pressure) arranged along the axis of a three-rod TDRprobe. Using the Mualem and Friedman (1991) model, σw was estimated from the volumetric water content (θ) and the bulk electricalconductivity (σa) measured in the ceramic disk set of known pore-geometry. The τ and β factors, which describe the complex geometry of the ceramic matrix, were calculated by immersing the probe in NaCl solutions of different electricalconductivities, and in a pressure cell wetted and drained with these NaCl solutions, respectively. The reliability of the WECP was validated under laboratory and field conditions. The laboratory experiment consisted of the TDRprobe inserted in a pressure cell packed with mixed sand and 2-mm sieved loam soil that was subsequently wetted and drained with different NaCl solutions at various pressure heads. The σw estimated by WECP was compared to the σw measured in the draining solutions after they stabilized in the soil porous system. The field experiment compared the σw estimated by WECP with the corresponding σw values measured in the soilsolution extracted with three ceramic tension lysimeters (TLs) after successive wetting and drainage cycles. The τ and β factors calculated for the ceramic disks set were 1.957 and 4.282, respectively. High and significant correlations were found in both laboratory (R2 = 0.98; P < 0.001) and field (R2 = 0.97; P < 0.001) experiments between the σw estimated by the WECP and the corresponding σw values measured in the column-drainage or TL-extracted soilsolutions, respectively. These results demonstrate that the WECP is a feasible instrument to accurately estimate soilsolution salinity independently of the soil water content and the porous medium in which the TDRprobe is installed.
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Harreman:: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jhydrol.2012.04.042
Autor/Productor:: Moret Fernández, D.; Vicente, J.; Aragüés Lafarga, Ramón; Peña, C.; López, M.V.
Data:: 2012-11-16T11:08:41Z; 2012
Tipo de recurso:: Article

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