Software for the estimation of chemical amendments dose in soils with salinity
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The Software «Solmej 1.0» is showed, which allow the estimation of the Recuperation Dose (Requirement) for the improvement of salty soils with exchangeable sodium affectation, thus as the total Dissolution of the chemical amendments gypsum, cieno and calcium carbonate in the soil, considering the influence that soils’ ionic species exercise on the solubility of each one of them. Within the Cálculo option is presented the possibility of the use of a conversion table to estimate the dose of others amendments that contain sulphur in it composition, using to the gypsum as patron amendment and the advantage to guard the results and initial dates in a date base. This Software constitute an practice tool that delete the trying use of calculation extensive leaf, help to perfect the interpretations and it exploitation is directed to the sustainability of the chemical amendments use in the recuperation of affected soils by sodicity.
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