The analysis of shrinkage-swelling behaviour of peat-moorsh soil aggregates during drying-wetting cycles
作者： R. Oleszczuk , T. Brandyk
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摘要: The aim of this study was to investigate the soil volume changes for moorsh, willow and moss peat layers during drying-wetting cycles. measurements were made using 'saran resin' method. reversible irreversible shrinkage coefficient values each layer calculated. relationships between moisture contents before after rewetting estimated analysed aggregates. performed research showed that relatively small moorsh highest peat. After a few cycles, aggregates also retained amount water in comparison with
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