2008
DOI: 10.1002/ird.389
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Hydraulic calculation of mechanically arranged drainage lines with vertical bends

Abstract: The mechanical opening of drainage trenches cannot ensure constant drain line slopes. Therefore vertical bends in the pipelines are being formed. Air accumulates in these bends. Consequently the conductivity of collector drains reduces. The air is carried out by the water flow. However significant air volumes are not removed until the beginning of the dry season. Particularly unfavourable conditions for drainage operation are created when the slope of the collector drains is undulating. For the hydraulic calcu… Show more

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“…Analogous dependencies have also been made for smooth plastic pipes because, in some cases, separate (autonomous) lines are installed for draining surface water. A range of dependencies is suggested by Gurklys et al (2008) to perform the hydraulic calculations of the water drainage line installing clay smooth or corrugated plastic pipes. Gurklys and Miseckaitė (2010) carried out detailed analysis and additional hydraulic testing on the stand with smooth and corrugated plastic pipes.…”
Section: Investigation Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analogous dependencies have also been made for smooth plastic pipes because, in some cases, separate (autonomous) lines are installed for draining surface water. A range of dependencies is suggested by Gurklys et al (2008) to perform the hydraulic calculations of the water drainage line installing clay smooth or corrugated plastic pipes. Gurklys and Miseckaitė (2010) carried out detailed analysis and additional hydraulic testing on the stand with smooth and corrugated plastic pipes.…”
Section: Investigation Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Também é usada para especificar a taxa de transmissão de água através do solo. A condutividade hidráulica também pode se alterar com o passar do tempo devido às ações químicas, mecânicas, além de outras práticas agrícolas (USDA, 2001;Kumar et al, 2006;Gurklys et al, 2008). Na condição de não saturação e em virtude da sua importância quanto ao grau complexidade, o movimento de água no solo tem sido um dos tópicos mais influentes e pesquisados na física do solo nas últimas décadas (Biassusi, 2001;Madramootoo et al, 2007;Schultz et al, 2007;Stalnacke & Gooch, 2010).…”
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