permeable soil
[/ˈpɜːrmiəbəl sɔɪl/]
nounpl: permeable soils
solo permeável
1. Soil that allows water and other liquids to pass through it relatively easily due to its porous structure and large interconnected voids
Sandy soil is a permeable soil that drains water quickly.
Solo arenoso é um solo permeável que drena água rapidamente.
2. In engineering and environmental contexts, soil with a hydraulic conductivity high enough to allow groundwater flow and filtration
Permeable soil is essential for natural water filtration and groundwater recharge.
Solo permeável é essencial para a filtração natural da água e recarga de aquíferos.
3. Soil suitable for drainage systems, septic systems, and environmental remediation projects
The permeable soil at this site makes it ideal for installing a drainage field.
O solo permeável neste local o torna ideal para instalar um campo de drenagem.
In Brazil, the term 'solo permeável' is primarily used in technical and scientific contexts, particularly in civil engineering, environmental consulting, and agricultural studies. Understanding soil permeability is crucial in tropical regions like Brazil where heavy rainfall and drainage systems are essential for construction and environmental management. In the USA, permeable soil discussions often relate to green infrastructure and sustainable development practices.
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