is closely related to many processes including rainfall-runoff
soil erosion and non-point pollution.It is critical to measure soil infiltration rate quickly and accurately.Soil infiltration rates were measured using four methods of double-ring
single-ring
disc permeameter
and Hood infiltrometer on the loess-derived soil with planted soybean at the Ansai Research Station of Soil and Water Conservation
which is located in the hill-gullied area of the Loess Plateau.The results were evaluated based on the measured steady infiltration rate by double-ring method and saturated conductivity by Hood infiltrometer.The results showed that the steady infiltration rates of single-ring
disc
and Hood methods were 116%
111%
and 225% of that of double-ring method
respectively.The saturated conductivities of double-ring
sing-ring
and disc method were 65.8%
75.1%
and 105% of that of Hood method
respectively.The times of reaching the steady infiltration were quite different
approximately 100
80
and 30 minutes for double-ring
single-ring and disc method
respectively.The disc permeameter was more suitable to measure soil infiltration on hillslope for not only the savings in time
labor and water
but also the accuracy in estimating the steady infiltration rate and saturated conductivity.
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