WANG Bin, ZHENG Fen-li, AN Juan, et al. Comparative Study of Particle Size Distribution by Laser Diffraction Method and Pipette Method in Black Soil Region of Northeast China[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2009, 28(2): 134-139.
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WANG Bin, ZHENG Fen-li, AN Juan, et al. Comparative Study of Particle Size Distribution by Laser Diffraction Method and Pipette Method in Black Soil Region of Northeast China[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2009, 28(2): 134-139.DOI:
Comparative Study of Particle Size Distribution by Laser Diffraction Method and Pipette Method in Black Soil Region of Northeast China
Laser diffraction method(LD method) has been regarded as an effective method of measuring soil particle size distribution( PSD) in recent years. In order to compare PSD difference in measurements by LD method and pipette method in black soil region
178 soil samples collected from various layers of 36 soil profiles were analyzed by LD method and traditional pipette method. Results showed that,compared with pipette method,clay content by LD method was under-estimated by 19. 69 0 o,and silt and sand contents were overestimated by 14. 66%and 5. 13%,respectively. According to US soil texture classification
soil texture varied from silt and clay texture to sand and silt texture
compared with pipette method. For clay,silt and sand particles
three PSD transform models between LD method and pipette method were built. When the transform models were used to revise PSD by LD method
the accuracy of measured PSD was 96. 97%~98. 71%and the accuracy of determined soil texture classification reached 83. 15%by LD.
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