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particles  dry  %.  in  the  from  Stefaniuk,  mineral  by  one  and  conductivity  and  These  that  with

                 soil  (water  the  is  expressed  h 0 5 0:01:  clay  (w)  particles,  shape
                 the  water  ρ d  recorded  and  particles,  which  the  of  characterised  water  thermal  soil  the  respectively.  linearly
                 surrounding  ‘apex’  the  as  particles,  soil  content  be  should  found  is  it  nski  za´  (Ró˙  soil  the  for  mixture,  percentage  kg/m 3 .  in  soil  a  by  the  is  and  air  on  air,  varies  λ a


                 water  is  h 1  calculated  the  water  the  and  T 5 20   C,  as  and  water  the  is  expressed  model.  of  constituted  λ a  water,  of  depending  with  filled  air  the

                 with  expression,  be  can  around  is  w n  temperature  of  approximated  the  sand-clay  c %  soil  conductivity  phase  expression,  fractions  factors  pores  of
                 soil,  that  film  and  be  of  general  constants,  the  of  three-resistor  fluid  the  the     conductivity
                 moist  the  In  points)  a  as  g/cm 3  of  temperature  can  a  density  thermal  one  (s),  In  (a).  volume  weighting  and  as  λs 2 1    λw    as 0:333 2 0:035Þfor 0:09 # χ w # n  for 0 # χ w # 0:09
                 general  bridges.  contact  absorbed  in  function  the  with:  b 2  f  	  a  conductivities  for  empirical  dry  so-called  the  for  phase  air  by  the  are  F a  particles  calculated  1  1 1 0:75    1  λs 2 1    λ w  defined  thermal  humidity

                 a        expressed  a  is  For  expression  are  the  the  are  and  1  1 1 g c    factors  to
                 for  thermal  the  water  soil  water  diagram.  functions,  function  b 2  a  thermal  z M  ρ d on is  expression  solid  constituted  χ s χ a ,  F s  soil  the  be  λs 2 1    1  0:013 1 0:944χ w  effective  due
                 expression  forming  around h 1 5 9:988 3 10 23 ρ d w n 2 h 0  the  is  [ ]  the  of  adsorbed  shape    2=3    2=3  h 1  2 h 1 12a   2=3    1=3  2  dimensionless  1  0:976 1 0:2355ln     the  are  empirical 5 0:142408 2 0:000465c % 5 0:04192 2 0:000313c %    10 24  and  b M  and  soil  based  is  general  one  phases:  phase  χ w ,  air,  and  of  can  factors  2    1 1 0:125  λw  2  λs 2 1    1 1 g a    λ w  s

              Comments  an  is  This  and  collected  h 0 where  density  The  appropriate  are  z G b,  a,  a 5 4:869ρ d 1=2  a b 2 5    12a  z G 5    a  The  2016)  b 2  f  	 5  a  λ s and  λ w  respectively.  an  is  This  a M  b M  5 6:24ρ d z M  a M ,  where  the  in  model  This  a  is  This  three  fluid  the  of  respectively,  orientation  latter     1  F s 5  3    1  F a 5  3  g a ,  where  8  <  g a 5 :  g c 5 1 2 2g










                                                             21
                                                              12n10:03Þ
                                                            0:03


                  1 2 z G Þ f  	  b 2  a                      12n10:03Þ 1 λ w ð


                  ð  λ s a                                  12n
                   1
                 ðλs 2λw Þ  1  λw  λ s 2λ w ފ2
                 2  3                                         λ s ð
                 3 tan 21    3 λ w ð  ½        a M logw n 1 b M Þ10 z M  n 2 0:03Þλ w  1 2 n 1 0:03Þ  λ w χ w 1 F a λ a χ a 1 F s λ s χ s χ w 1 F a χ a 1 F s χ s
              Expression     ð12aÞ  4  a  1  5    1  λ  h 1  2  λ 5 ð  λ 5 ð  1 ð  λ 5



                     soils
                 and  coarse-  grained         soil  General  soil  General  soil  General
              Material
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           3.5   (1952)                        and  Mochlinski  and  Messmer  (1963)
           Table  Reference  Gemant            Makowski  (1956)  Woodside  (1961)  Vries  De
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