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10
−
12
10
−
13
10
−
14
10
−
15
Lai et al., (1976)
Millington and Quirk (1961)
Millington (1959)
Marshal (1959)
Penman (1940)
Abu-El-Sha'r & Abriola (1997)
10
−
16
10
−
17
10
−
18
10
−
19
10
6
0.1
1
10
100
1000
10,000
100,000
Soil suction, kPa
Figure 7.17
Coefficient of vapor permeability with respect to soil suction when assuming var-
ious tortuosity functions (after Ebrahimi-Birang et al., 2004).
Table 7.3 Tortuosity Coefficients from the Literature
Table 7.4 Maximum Values of Vapor Coefficients
of Permeability
Reference
αβ
Soil Texture
(
k
v
)
max
,m/s
β
5
/
3
Lai et al. (1976)
β
10
/
3
n
2
10
−
14
Millington and Quirk (1961)
Silty sand
2
.
42
×
β
3
10
−
14
Silt
1
.
76
×
Millington (1959)
10
−
14
Sand
1
.
63
×
β
2
Marshal (1959)
Penman (1940)
0.66 N
Abu-El-Sha'r and Abriola (1997)
0.435 N
Note
:
αβ
=
computed using Eq. 7.22,
n
=
porosity.
10
−
13
10
−
14
10
−
15
10
−
16
Sand
Silt sand
Silt
Residual conditions
10
−
17
10
6
0.1
1
10
100
1000
10,000
100,000
Soil suction, kPa
Figure 7.18
Vapor permeability measurements for three soils (after Ebrahimi-Birang et al.,
2004).
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