Sentence examples similar to wet drainage from inspiring English sources

It is hypothesized that the cyclical wettability reversal is related to cyclical changes in intermediate pore wettability due to sorption of surface active compounds (causing NAPL-wetting imbibition) and rupturing of the soil grain water film (causing water-wet drainage).

For the examined protein-polysaccharide stabilized wet foam, drainage is negligible for a substantial initial period of time and only later a liquid fraction gradient emerges.

The field experiment compared the σw estimated by WECP with the corresponding σw values measured in the soil solution extracted with three ceramic tension lysimeters (TLs) after successive wetting and drainage cycles.

This may lead to wettability variations with height because the number of pore-walls which may be rendered oil-wet during primary drainage, increases as the oil saturation increases.

Tulips need good drainage -- wet soil can cause fungus, disease and even rotting.

This structure will protect the roots of the plant in case of extreme temperatures, will provide drainage during wet times, and conserve water during droughts.

During imbibition, the Hurst coefficients are around 0.2 on the wetting front; while during drainage, the Hurst coefficients are around 0.5.

The soil may be too wet; most bulbs need good drainage.

Cultivating energy crops is a viable option especially for wet peat soils with poor drainage, but harvesting remains a challenge due to tractability of wet soils.

This work studies how drainage of a wet foam is affected by certain characteristics of its container: diameter, wettability and shape of the walls.

Wet periods led to local drainage and deposition, while the increasingly severe arid periods of the late Pleistocene and Holocene resulted in deposition of the blanketing bimodal sediments of the sand sheet.