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Infiltration Equations. Fundamental Mass Balance Equation:. Darcy’s Law (z direction):. Where. Infiltration Equations. h ( q ), y ( q ), K ( q ). Infiltration Equations. h ( q ), y ( q ), K ( q ). Infiltration Equations. h ( q ), y ( q ), K ( q ). Infiltration Equations. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Infiltration EquationsFundamental Mass Balance Equation:

0

z

q

y

q

x

q

tzyx

Darcy’s Law (z direction):

z

hKq zz

Wherezh

Infiltration Equations

h(), K(

Infiltration Equations

h(), K(

Infiltration Equations

h(), K(

Infiltration Equations

)()(

)( zzz Kz

Kq

Vertical Darcy’s Law is then

Soil water diffusivity is defined

d

dKD

)()()(

combining

)()( zzz Kz

Dq

Infiltration EquationsIn three dimensions, using K)

z

hK

zy

hK

yx

hK

xt)()()(

defining the specific moisture capacity as C() = d/d

1)()()()(z

Kzy

Kyx

Kxt

C

Infiltration EquationsFor 1-D vertical, saturated flow:

01

zK

z s

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Boundary conditions for infiltration at ground surface:

ps ttttz

Kz

hKr

0),0(),0(1)()(

ps tttht ),0(),0( 0

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Lower boundary conditions for infiltration

00),( ttL

0)( tKqz

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Mixed form of Richards Equation

1)(z

Kzt

Infiltration EquationsParameters (van Genuchten, 1980):

0

01)(

s

mn

rsr

2/111)(mm

eles SSKK

where m = 1-1/n for n > 1Se = ( - r)/(s - r)r is the residual volumetric moisture content l, and n are van Genuchten model parameters

Infiltration EquationsParameters: Rosetta by Marcel G. Schaap (1999)

Soil textural classes;Sand, silt and clay percentages;Sand, silt and clay percentages and bulk density;Sand, silt and clay percentages, bulk density and the value of at = 330 cm (33 kPa); andSand, silt and clay percentages, bulk density and the value of at = 330 and 15,000 cm (33 and 1500 kPa).

Infiltration Equations

Infiltration Equations

LLF i )(

Green-Ampt

L

LK

L

LhKf

)(0

F

FKf

from conceptualization:

Darcy’s Law:

combining:

Infiltration Equations

KttF

tF

)(1ln)(

since f = dF/dt

how is this solved?

Infiltration EquationsGreen-Ampt ponding time

)( Kii

Kt p

for t < tp, how are f and F computed?

Infiltration EquationsGreen-Ampt with a hyetograph

• discrete, steady pulses of rainfall of t duration is used to describe i(t)• F(t + t) = F(t) + i(t)t while f < i• when the surface is ponded throughout the time increment:

tKtF

ttFtFttF

)(

)(ln)()(

Infiltration EquationsGreen-Ampt with hyetograph continued...

• If f(t + t) < i(t), then ponding occurs during the time interval and using f(t) = i(t) and F(t) = Fp :

Kti

KFp

)(

• then tp = t + t' where

)(

)('

ti

tFFt p

after Chow et al., 1988

Infiltration EquationsGreen-Ampt parameters, after Chow et al., 1988

Infiltration Equations

Kostiakov

tKf k

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Horton

tcoc effff )(

Infiltration Equations

Holtan

ca fSAGIf 4.1

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Phillip

sKStf 5.05.0

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Smith-Parlange

1)/exp(

1BF

Kf s

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