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==Links==
 
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Projects that used the above equipment:
 
Projects that used the above equipment:
*http://eflum.epfl.ch/research/erosion.en.php
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Other related web sites:
 
Other related web sites:
*http://www.decagon.com/tensiometers/t5.html
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Latest revision as of 12:58, 7 November 2013

T5-tensiometer.jpg

Parameter to be measured:

Soil matric potential

Method:

Tensiometer

Equipment:

T5

Advantages:

  • Small
  • Very fast response
  • Great resolution when used with the DL6-te Tensiometer Data logger
  • Reliable


Disadvantages:

  • Their small size makes them great for laboratory or flume experiments but less appropriate for field measurements.
  • They have to be taken out of the soil to refill them.


What to watch out for:

  • Don’t burry them too deep - you will have to dig them out (and thus disturb the soil again) if you need to refill them.


Problems/Questions:

Links

Projects that used the above equipment: EPFL erosion


Other related web sites:

References