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Title: Soil Compaction Jan van den Akker Catalin Simota Tom Hoogland


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Soil CompactionJan van den Akker Catalin
SimotaTom Hoogland
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Introduction
  • Introduction
  • Risk Assessment Methods
  • Empirical RAM used for The Netherlands
  • Deterministic RAM used for The Netherlands
  • Dutch Soil Database prediction subsoil
    compaction
  • Conclusions

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Definition of subsoil
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Subsoil compaction is (partly) irreversible
Risk
Effect
Resilience
topsoil
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ploughpan
0 / -
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subsoil
0 / -
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Risk Assessment Methods
  • 1 Empirical RAMs based on measurements,
    monitoring, experience, evaluation
  • Hungary, former DDR, Poland, Slowakia, Romania
  • Deterministic RAMs based on a soil mechanical
    approach
  • Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Romania, Spain, France
    (Netherlands)
  • RAM based on mass of agricultural machinery
  • Italy

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Empirical RAM (based on experience, Jones et al.,
2003)
  • This is a two-stage methodology to assess the
    vulnerability of subsoil to compaction
  • Assessing the inherent susceptibility based on
    texture and packing density.
  • 2 Combining this soil susceptibility with an
    index of climatic dryness/subsoil wetness, to
    determine the vulnerability class.

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Texture classes EU soil map

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Packing Density
  • Determined in a soil pit (visual)
  • OR
  • PD Db 0.009C (1)
  • Where Db is the bulk density in t m-3
  • PD is the packing density in t m-3
  • C is the clay content (, by weight)
  • low lt1.40,
  • medium 1.40 to 1.75
  • high gt 1.75 t m-3.

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Inherent susceptibility to compaction according
to texture and packing density
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Jones et al(2003)Susceptability(texture,
packing density)
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Vulnerability to compaction according to soil
susceptibility and climate
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Jones et alVulnerability(susceptibility,
climate)
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Deterministic RAM (based on soil mechanical
approach)
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Determination precompression strength with
uniaxial test
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Precompression stress (pF 1.8), 30-60 cm soil
depth for Germany (SIDASS-model)
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Compaction by compression and shear
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Terra Tyre, sandy soil, wheel load 80 kN (8
tonnes)
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Wheel load carrying capacity
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Max wheel load (kN) - Terra Tyre - Subsoil
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Empirical ? Deterministic
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Dutch Soil Database BD upper subsoil
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Dutch Soil Database FrequencyBD upper subsoil
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Dutch Soil Database Predicted subsoil
overcompaction in 2010
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Conclusions
  • All RAMs are not complete
  • Empirical RAMs are limited to experiences in
    countries
  • Empirical RAMs neglect wheel loads
  • Deterministic RAMs are more universal and
    scientific
  • Deterministic RAMs neglect impact on soil
    properties
  • Deterministic RAMs neglect resilience
  • Deterministic RAMs require soil mechanical
    properties
  • Results RAMs are not always in agreement
  • Subsoil compaction increases in the Netherlands
  • Not in agreement with RAMs?
  • Further development of deterministic RAMs is the
    best option for harmonization

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Reduced infiltration capacity
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ENVASSO
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Soil Properties
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Soil Physical Threshold Values (1)
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Soil Physical Threshold Values (2)
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Soil Physical Threshold Values (3)
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Assessment Packing density and bulk density
ploughpan
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Climate
(Arvidson et al)
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Land use
  • Grassland
  • Arable farming,
  • - Ploughing
  • - No-Till
  • - Biological farming
  • - Conservation Tillage
  • Forest
  • Grains
  • Root crops
  • Silage maize
  • Heavy mechanization

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Management
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Sugarbeet harvesters 1999 Weight and wheel loads
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Sugarbeet harvesters Wheel loads and inflation
pressures
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Resilience Persistence of subsoil compaction
(Alakukku et al)
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Database criteria
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Database Thresholds
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Database RAM used (1)
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Database RAM used (2)
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Database RAM used (3)
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Soil Directive
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Eckelmann et al, 2006. ESB report 20
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Eckelmann et al, 2006. ESB report 20
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Precompression stress
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Wheel load Stress propagation in soil
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RAM Romania according Jones et al (2003) arable
land
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RAM according soil mechanical approach (SIDASS)
arable land
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RAMs compared (arable land)
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Climate
(Arvidson et al)
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  • Soil Properties
  • Climate
  • Landuse
  • Management
  • Resilience
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