Temporal variation of ground temperature at depths 2cm to 200cm in an experimental field in Abeokuta, South-Western, Nigeria

Alabi, A. A.; Akinyemi, Olukayode D.; Olowofela, J. A.; Salako, F. K.; Ajiboye, G. A.; Olurin, O. T.

doi:10.1007/s12517-017-3201-z

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“…A. A. Alabi et al [16], Studied earth temperature variability at depths of 2 cm to 200 cm in South West of Nigeria. The experimental work was achieved in the duration of time between January to December 2014.…”

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Modelling and Numerical Investigation of the thermal properties effect on the soil temperature in Adrar region.

Belatrache

Saifi

Harrouz

et al. 2020

AJRESD

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Geothermal energy is part in various clean sources in the world. The geothermal energy resources originate from the ground and its temperature varies according to depth and its thermal properties. This paper presents a numerical simulation of the soil temperature variation in different thermal properties depending on the nature of the soil. three different Specific heat capacity and thermal conductivity are used in this this simulation and have applied in Adrar city. Three soils A, B and C, each soil has characteristics that are different from the others are presented. The results showed that the soil C is considered the best soil in terms of results in the southern desert region that can be applied to help in ventilation, cooling homes in summer (22°C) and natural heating in winter (31°C). A is considered to be a soil with high thermal insulation and its results can be used for agricultural irrigation applications in desert areas in the summer season because its temperature stabilizes at 26 °C. As an economic vision, it can use the soil B in depth of 3 m to reduce costs, based on the convergence of the results of soil C in this depth, but it's remain less effective

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Modelling and Numerical Investigation of the thermal properties effect on the soil temperature in Adrar region.

Belatrache

Saifi

Harrouz

et al. 2020

AJRESD

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Construction of an in-situ smart device that measures some basic environmental factors for agricultural monitoring

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Ajigbotosho

Obafemi

et al. 2018

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Heat Transfer Mechanism of Minimum Quantity Lubrication Grinding

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Enhanced Heat Transfer Mechanism of Nanofluid MQL Cooling Grinding

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Grinding temperature rise at the grinding interface has a great bearing on workpiece surface quality and service life of grinding wheel. In order to study influence degree of temperature on workpiece and analyze heat transfer at the grinding interface, as thermal influence at the grinding interface is regarded as a moving heat source on workpiece surface, influence of heat source on heat transfer will be investigated in the gradual expansion form of heat source by point, line, and surface on the theoretical foundation in Chapter 3. The influences of heat quantity transferred to workpiece and energy proportionality coefficient will be studied according to convective heat transfer theory on workpiece surface so as to provide a theoretical foundation for heat transfer of grinding temperature field model in the finite element simulation software.

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Temporal variation of ground temperature at depths 2cm to 200cm in an experimental field in Abeokuta, South-Western, Nigeria

Cited by 4 publications

References 35 publications

Modelling and Numerical Investigation of the thermal properties effect on the soil temperature in Adrar region.

Modelling and Numerical Investigation of the thermal properties effect on the soil temperature in Adrar region.

Construction of an in-situ smart device that measures some basic environmental factors for agricultural monitoring

Heat Transfer Mechanism of Minimum Quantity Lubrication Grinding

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