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Soil Water Content Calculations

The document presents reinforcement exercises on calculations related to water content in the soil, including the determination of gravimetric and volumetric moisture, as well as calculations to determine the amount of water needed to moist different types of soil.

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Soil Water Content Calculations

The document presents reinforcement exercises on calculations related to water content in the soil, including the determination of gravimetric and volumetric moisture, as well as calculations to determine the amount of water needed to moist different types of soil.

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Reinforcement exercises

Estudiante:Quispesivana Mamani Aida

Soil water content


ℎ −
= =

Soil water based on volume

= = =

Water layer

= × × ( )
100

Water quality: relative sodium concentration with respect to other cations


+
=
++ + ++

2

How much water should be added to 100 g of soil (oven-dry) to saturate it?
completely its Da: 1.3 g/cc and its Dr: 2.6 g/cc
100 g
= → = = 38.46 cc
2.6 g/cc
100 g
= → = = = 76.92 cc
1.3
= + +
76.92 cc = + 0+ 38.46 cc → = 38.46 cc

= → = × = 38.46 cc × 1 = 38.46 g

2. Determine the irrigation sheet to moisten 20 cm of a loamy soil.


22% CC and currently has a humidity of 17%

Da = 1.4 g/cc
−ℎ
= × ×
100
22 − 17
= × 1.4 × 20 = 1.4 c
100

3. A soil has 38% of field capacity and 17% of permanent wilting point. If we want to irrigate to reach field capacity and the soil has 21%.

of humidity. Calculate the layer of water needed to moisten to the depth


of 18 cm.

38% CC clay soil Da = 1.25 g/cc



= × ×
100
38 - 17
= × 1.25 × 18 = 4.72
100

4. How much should it rain to wet the first horizon of a soil with texture up to CC?
frank clay of 14 cm thick, knowing that the current humidity is
under the PM.
CC 25%
PM 13%
Humidity 11%
Da = 1.35 g/cc
−ℎ
= × ×
100
25 − 11
= × 1.35 × 14 = 2.64 cgu
100

5. Determine the gravimetric and volumetric moisture of a loamy soil whose


muestra en húmedo pesa 73.5 g y secado a la estufa 60.2 g. expresarlo en Mg, TM y
m3/ha. Depth: 20cm
loamy soil Da = 1.4 TM/m3
P = 100A× 100 × 0.2 × 1.4 2800 TM
3

ℎ −
%ℎ ( )= × 100
73.5 − 60.2
%ℎ ( )= × 100 = 22%
60.2 g

%ℎ ( )=% ×
%ℎ ( ) = 22 × 1.4 = 30.8%

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