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Experimental Study and Modelling of the Thermal Conductivity of Sandy Soils of Different Porosities and Water Contents
2017
Applied Sciences
This paper at first reports an experimental work to test the thermal conductivity of formulated sandy soil specimens of different porosities and water contents. Both needle probe and hot-plate methods were conducted and compared. It has been confirmed that the needle probe method has a better accuracy for the measurement of unsaturated soil thermal conductivity, and that the pore size distribution plays an important role on unsaturated soil thermal conductivity. Secondly, it gives out an
doi:10.3390/app7020119
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