Salahshour Dalivand, F., Davatgar, N., Yazdani, M., Nazemi, A., Sadradini, A. (2016). Effect of Increasing Salinity of Irrigation Water on Trend of Shrinkage Cracking Development in Paddy Fields. , 30(2), 173-186. doi: 10.22092/ijsr.2016.106719
F. Salahshour Dalivand; N. Davatgar; M. R. Yazdani; A. H. Nazemi; A. A. Sadradini. "Effect of Increasing Salinity of Irrigation Water on Trend of Shrinkage Cracking Development in Paddy Fields". , 30, 2, 2016, 173-186. doi: 10.22092/ijsr.2016.106719
Salahshour Dalivand, F., Davatgar, N., Yazdani, M., Nazemi, A., Sadradini, A. (2016). 'Effect of Increasing Salinity of Irrigation Water on Trend of Shrinkage Cracking Development in Paddy Fields', , 30(2), pp. 173-186. doi: 10.22092/ijsr.2016.106719
Salahshour Dalivand, F., Davatgar, N., Yazdani, M., Nazemi, A., Sadradini, A. Effect of Increasing Salinity of Irrigation Water on Trend of Shrinkage Cracking Development in Paddy Fields. , 2016; 30(2): 173-186. doi: 10.22092/ijsr.2016.106719

Effect of Increasing Salinity of Irrigation Water on Trend of Shrinkage Cracking Development in Paddy Fields

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Article 6, Volume 30, Issue 2, August 2016, Pages 173-186    PDF (773.85 K)
DOI: 10.22092/ijsr.2016.106719
Authors
F. Salahshour Dalivand* ; N. Davatgar; M. R. Yazdani; A. H. Nazemi; A. A. Sadradini
Abstract
In the recent years, frequent droughts and construction and operation of different dams in the Sepidroud River watershed have markedly decreased water quality (increase salinity) and quantity of the river which is the most important water supply resources in Guilan province. It is predicted that in the next years, due to increasing intervals between irrigations, crack development will be inevitable due to the type of clay and its high content in Guilan paddy soils. Therefore, the loss of water in cracking soils is going to be considered as one of the most important problems. Besides, increase in irrigation water salinity affects soil physical properties associated with the soil shrinkage and crack developments. In this study, shrinkage cracking processes were investigated in laboratory using paddy soils, in the absence of rice plants, with 2, 3, 4 and 5 dSm-1salinity levels using shrinkage characteristic curve. The results showed that change in soil volume started with vertical subsidence and crack initiated at a moisture content almost close to saturation (50% to 55% gravimetric water). Also, the shape of aggregated was orthogonal. At higher soil salinity levels, the mean width and depth of cracks increased. At the end of the experiment, average width and depth of 5 dSm-1treatment were 4.9 and 16.6 cm, respectively, . In desiccation period, the trend of crack index changes showed that 2 dSm-1treatment had the lowest crack development and this factor increased by increasing soil salinity.
Keywords
crack; Desiccation of soil; Crack index; Soil shrinkage
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