
doi: 10.2172/7321132
Rain simulation systems have been designed for field and greenhouse studies which have the capability of reproducing the physical and chemical characteristics of natural rainfall. The systems permit the simulation of variations in rainfall and droplet size similar to that of natural precipitation. The systems are completely automatic and programmable, allowing unattended operation for periods of up to one week, and have been used to expose not only vegetation but also soils and engineering materials, making them versatile tools for studies involving simulated precipitation.
510100 -- Environment, Terrestrial Ecosystems, Atmospheric-- Basic Studies-- (-1989), Rain, Terrestrial-- Basic Studies-- (-1989), Chemical Composition, Atmospheric Precipitations, Variations, Ecosystems, Physical Properties, Size, Water 500100* -- Environment, Computer Graphics, Particle Size, 54 Environmental Sciences, Oxygen Compounds, Hydrogen Compounds, Simulation, Flow Rate, Rain Water
510100 -- Environment, Terrestrial Ecosystems, Atmospheric-- Basic Studies-- (-1989), Rain, Terrestrial-- Basic Studies-- (-1989), Chemical Composition, Atmospheric Precipitations, Variations, Ecosystems, Physical Properties, Size, Water 500100* -- Environment, Computer Graphics, Particle Size, 54 Environmental Sciences, Oxygen Compounds, Hydrogen Compounds, Simulation, Flow Rate, Rain Water
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