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Simplified computational approach for dual-probe heat-pulse method

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2004

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Knight, J
Kluitenberg, G J

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Soil Science Society of America

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Two equations are currently available for estimating soil volumetric heat capacity (ρc) with the dual-probe heat-pulse (DPHP) method. One is simple but gives only approximate results because it assumes that the DPHP sensor releases an impulse of heat ins

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Keywords: Approximation theory; Computational methods; Computer software; Functions; Heat flux; Polynomials; Sensors; Specific heat; Spreadsheets; Heat pulses; Taylor series; Soils; equation; heat capacity; probe; soil property; algorithm; article; comparative stud

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/78721

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ANU Research Publications

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Soil Science Society of America Journal

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