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39.
The saturation line is the line up to which banks get saturated after the canal runs for some time. The saturation gradient in ordinary loam soil, is generally
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Suvajit said:
3 years ago
40% sand,
40% silt,
20%clay.
Therefore 2 : 2 : 1.
4:1.
40% silt,
20%clay.
Therefore 2 : 2 : 1.
4:1.
Suman yadav said:
4 years ago
The common soil types throughout Wisconsin and found the ratio ranged from 8.1:1 to 1.0:1 (Table 5).
Some of the silt loam soils like Antigo fell near 4:0.1 compared to soils with more clay, like Marathon with a ratio of 7.7:1.
Some of the silt loam soils like Antigo fell near 4:0.1 compared to soils with more clay, like Marathon with a ratio of 7.7:1.
Rushikesh said:
6 years ago
4 : 1.
The saturation line is the line up to which banks get saturated after the canal runs for some time. The saturation gradient in ordinary loam soil is generally 4 : 1.
The saturation line is the line up to which banks get saturated after the canal runs for some time. The saturation gradient in ordinary loam soil is generally 4 : 1.
Pavan reddy said:
7 years ago
Please explain the answer of this question.
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PROSENJIT said:
7 years ago
The Right answer is 1:8.
Debasish said:
8 years ago
But 1 in 4 is for clay.
For loam, it will be 1 in 8.
For loam, it will be 1 in 8.
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