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NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF INFILTR ITION iNTO FROZENSOIL

Y-X TaoandD M Gray

Division of Hydrology Urnte’city of Saskatchewan Saskaton CANADA

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(2) Th mo t ilut itial variables affecting thamount of infiltra i n vito a frozen soil are. the infiltration rarc . wrid. dep.z:d- •n thc rate maltw’ttez Ssupplied t, ‘he ‘oil -urfare.. the minimum cupercou)ing tempera? ir of -he a nter -‘il mdia, and tI.tdegree of aa”ir.tt:c’. zf the soil kt the start of ntiltra..tion. Fid pta’ ts— is lu.. sencit W ‘n the pnm abiittand i& nal rmppra’ure of coil pr’ a Ed”.’ a soil .1.i.’cnot con’ aiz k.rge uiacropoie w.d flcrA is driten 01.1:.

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