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Plant uptake of radionuclides in lysimeter experiments
Environmental Pollution, 1998The results of seven years lysimeter experiments to determine the uptake of 60Co, 137Cs and 226Ra into agricultural crops (endive, maize, wheat, mustard, sugarbeet, potato, Faba bean, rye grass) are described. The lysimeter consists of twelve monolithic soil profiles (four soil types and three replicates) and is located in Seibersdorf/Austria, a region
M H, Gerzabek, F, Strebl, B, Temmel
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Operational Ranges for Suction Lysimeters
Groundwater Monitoring & Remediation, 1985Abstract Four questions relative to suction lysimeter performance have been raised by operators of land treatment systems. These questions deal with plugging of the porous segments of the lysimeters, soil suction operational ranges, adsorption onto and screening by the materials comprising the various lysimeter parts, and loss of ...
Lome G. Everett, Leslie G. McMillion
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Lysimeters for Simulating Sanitary Landfills
Journal of the Environmental Engineering Division, 1982An interdisciplinary team is investigating the various decomposing processes inside sanitary landfills. Eight different ways of operation of sanitary landfills are simulated by special lysimeters. These lysimeters consist of flexible walls, which allow settlements similar to that of nature.
Hans-Jürgen Collins, Peter Spillmann
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Water Resources Research, 1969
A simple gage on the lysimeter principle has been developed to provide continuous readings of the volume of water flowing from the base of a snowpack in the form of surface melt alone or rain percolate and surface melt combined. The data obtained show promise, after two seasons, of being applicable in river flood forecasting, as well as in studies of ...
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A simple gage on the lysimeter principle has been developed to provide continuous readings of the volume of water flowing from the base of a snowpack in the form of surface melt alone or rain percolate and surface melt combined. The data obtained show promise, after two seasons, of being applicable in river flood forecasting, as well as in studies of ...
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Journal of Horticultural Science, 1963
Two lysimeters are described. One has most of the weight of the soil container supported by its buoyancy in water, while the remaining weight is supported by a flexible water-filled bag on which it rests. The other has the whole of the weight of the soil container supported by the water-filled bag.
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Two lysimeters are described. One has most of the weight of the soil container supported by its buoyancy in water, while the remaining weight is supported by a flexible water-filled bag on which it rests. The other has the whole of the weight of the soil container supported by the water-filled bag.
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