Sentence examples for soil effective from inspiring English sources
In the case of slope inclination of 34° with soil effective friction angle of 24°, the effect of lateral root reinforcement was negligible.
Variability of soil depth, soil effective friction angle, and soil cohesion were considered assuming a normal distribution.
In order to test the sensitivity of the slope stability calculations as functions of the slope inclination, soil effective internal friction angle, and soil effective cohesion (c'), a series of simulations were performed using 24° < β < 34°, 24° < Φ' < 34°, 0 < c' < 12 kPa and a fixed set of parameters.
Three classes of effective friction angles and cohesion were defined (24°, 29°, and 34° for the friction angle and 0, 6, and 12 kPa for the soil effective cohesion).
In addition, significant contribution to the overall result of low vulnerability at these areas should be given to the elevated values of soil effective field capacity (eFC) which are reflected at the high values of the topsoil sub-factor.
In the case of zero soil cohesion, the reduction of normalised landslide volume reached 65%% for a 15 kN m−1 of lateral root reinforcement, 24° slope inclination, and 34° of soil effective friction angle.
It expresses the impact of the protective cover on the basis of soils' effective field capacity (eFC), subsoil's grain size distribution, lithology, fissuring and karstification of the non-karstified and the karstified rock, thickness of all strata and mean annual recharge.
Phytoremediation, the use of plants (such as alpine pennycress, Thlaspi caerulescens) to clean up polluted soil, is effective if you choose the right plant and cover the flowers with netting or fleece to keep insects and birds out.
Main model parameters are the total and readily available moisture in the soil, the effective rainfall and the irrigation efficiency.
The development of low thermal mass cement-sand block by incorporating peat soil and Effective Microorganism (EM) was studied systematically.
Gairola et al. (2009) found that the addition of FYM to cultivated soil was effective in minimizing NO3 − toxicity in beet leaves.
