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322-2 Comparison of Field and Lab Ksat Measurements and the Relation to Onsite Wastewater System Design.

Poster Number 1100

See more from this Division: S05 Pedology
See more from this Session: Hydropedology - Coupling Hydrology and Pedology Across Landscapes: II
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Long Beach Convention Center, Exhibit Hall BC, Lower Level
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Sloan Griffin, David Lindbo, Aziz Amoozegar and Josh Heitman, Soil Science, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
Field determination of long term acceptance rates (LTARs) for decentralized wastewater system design are based on soil morphology and site conditions in North Carolina.  Often when soil and site conditions are considered unsuitable Ksat measurements are made to determine suitability.  This paper compares field and in suit Ksat measurements to LTARs determined by soil and site conditions.
See more from this Division: S05 Pedology
See more from this Session: Hydropedology - Coupling Hydrology and Pedology Across Landscapes: II
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