Depth measuring heat flux and thermal diffusivity in soils with different texture by two analysis method
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thermal diffusivity, soil temperatureAbstract
Thermal studies of soils provide basic information useful for their close relationship with essential physicochemical and biological processes, both natural environments and those subject to management, such as those devoted to agricultural production and urban setting. The target of this study was to compare two methods, rank ratio (RR) and maximum occurrence (MO), to estimate the damping depth (d) and thermal diffusivity (α), for being two variables that describe the theoretical behavior vertical flow of the soil temperature. This research was carried out in the Hydraulics Garden Irrigation and Drainage Department of the Universidad Autonoma Agraria Antonio Narro in Buenavista, Saltillo, Coahuila; Mexico (Lat 25.353 N and Long 101 033 ° W).
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