In order to explore the effects of different residual plastic film quantities in soil on water infiltration,
the applicability of Kostiakov model, Philip model and Green-Ampt model to simulate the water infiltration process
in soil containing residual plastic film was compared. Six residual plastic treatments ( 0, 80, 160, 320, 640,
1 280 kg/hm2) were conducted to investigate the influences of different residual plastic film quantities on soil infiltration
rate, wetting front moving distance and water distribution under drip irrigation through indoor soil box
simulation experiment method. The results indicated that residual plastic film prolonged infiltration time, and the
consuming time that water infiltrated to 45 cm increased with increase of residual plastic film. The infiltration
rate curve of treatments containing residual plastic film would separate with T0 treatment when water infiltrated
to a certain depth. Separated time was shortened and logarithmically decreased. Compared with Philip model and
Green-Ampt model, Kostiakov infiltration model was more suitable to simulate the process of water infiltration
in soil containing residual plastic film. Wetting front moving distance increased exponentially with the prolonging
of infiltration time, while there was a negative correlation between wetting front moving distance and accumulative
quantities of residual plastic film. Residual plastic film had an adverse effect on the process of soil water infiltration,
which the disadvantageous effect would aggravate with the increment of residual plastic film.
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