Evaluation of the effectiveness of filter materials for tile drains

By:

RAJINDER Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P. A. U 1971Edition: COAEDescription: 89, xxxiiiLSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 627.54 R14E

Summary: Studies were carried out with a view to evaluate the efficiency of different filter materials for tile drains in a sandy soil and to find optimum thickness of gravel filter. The materials tested were rice husk, saw dust, burnt coals, gravel and polythene,

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Studies were carried out with a view to evaluate the efficiency of different filter materials for tile drains in a sandy soil and to find optimum thickness of gravel filter. The materials tested were rice husk, saw dust, burnt coals, gravel and polythene,

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