deep percolation मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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Increased groundwater recharge stems from the unavoidable deep percolation losses occurring in the irrigation scheme.
Pulsed irrigation is sometimes used to decrease the amount of water delivered to the plant at any one time, thus reducing runoff or deep percolation.
For the deep percolation factor a high rate of water transmission through the soil profile and into the aquifer below is the key to successful groundwater banking.
Deep percolation, where water moves below the root zone, can occur if a drip system is operated for too long or if the delivery rate is too high.
The weights were 27.5 % deep percolation, 27.5 % root zone residence time, 20 % topography, 20 % chemical limitations, and 5 % surface conditions.
About 250, 000 years ago Lake Manyara and Lake Burunge were part of a larger lake called Proto-Manyara, a basin of internal drainage that lost water through evaporation and deep percolation.
Therefore, the application of the runoff to the VTA must be at a rate to prevent deep percolation below the root zone, and not allow the flow to extend past the end of the VTA.
Such an event could lead to the conclusion that two or three successive years had abnormally warm summers, whereas all the icing formed during a single period which lasted for several days . The location where melt features will have the greatest climactic significance is high in the percolation facies where summer melting is common but deep percolation is minimal 4.