Effects of temperature and thermal gradient on thermocouple psychrometer measurements

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Effects of temperature and thermal gradient on thermocouple psychrometer measurements

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This paper presents the results of a study aimed at assessing the effects of temperature and thermal gradient on psychrometer readings, and at developing a calibration protocol that takes into account these effects. An intensive calibration programme was conducted at different temperatures (20-35 degrees C) and water potential levels (0.0 to similar to 7.0 MPa), for this purpose. The thermal gradient was expressed as the difference in temperature between wet and dry junctions in the thermocou...

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2011-02

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Abo El Naga, Hossam / Bouazza, A

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/14387

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Science & Technology / Technology / Physical Sciences / Engineering, Geological / Geosciences, Multidisciplinary / Engineering / Geology / monitoring / neural networks / partial saturation / suction / temperature effects / GEOSYNTHETIC CLAY LINERS / WATER-RETENTION / TOTAL SUCTION / HYGROMETERS / ERRORS / GEOTEXTILES / TESTS / SOILS / MODEL

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