Sentence examples for percolation rate from inspiring English sources

The water balance equation for change of soil moisture storage in a soil is given as where S is storage, P is precipitation, E is evaporation, and R is surface runoff plus percolation rate into the groundwater zone; all terms are in units of length per unit of time (e.g., millimetres per day, centimetres per month).

They concluded that, ultrasound enhanced the percolation rate in the case of a porous medium.

The potential percolation rate was calibrated to fit the observed flow rate of a stream.

Kfs is then expressed as the inverse of the percolation rate times a constant; in this way the percolation rate can be directly related to Kfs of the soil.

The maximum percolation rate from the upper to the lower groundwater box is defined by the parameter PERC (mmd 1).

The percolation rate differed depending on the reactor size between 0.04 m3 h−1 percolator−1 (system I) and 0.6 m3 h−1 percolator−1 (system II).

This behaviour creates difficulty in setting limits for percolation rates in standards.

A Rutter-type canopy interception model is combined with a 1-D physically-based soil water flow model to compare deep percolation rates below distinct land covers.

Experimental measurements of percolation rates and Kfs were carried out on two sands in the laboratory and in the field on two soils.

High percolation rates through the argillic horizon, particularly through soil anomalies, also reduced the importance of interflow.

The optimized transport model for deuterium was used to estimate net percolation rates through the cover soil into the underlying shale.