A Study on Features of Erosion and Sediment Yiesd in Systematically Controlled Small Catchment

Wang Zhanli; Shao Ming’an; Zhang Xiaoping

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A Study on Features of Erosion and Sediment Yiesd in Systematically Controlled Small Catchment

- A Study on Features of Erosion and Sediment Yiesd in Systematically Controlled Small Catchment
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 17, Issue 5, Pages: 51-54(1998)
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  中国科学院水利部水土保持研究所,陕西杨陵,712102
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Wang Zhanli, Shao Ming’an, Zhang Xiaoping. A Study on Features of Erosion and Sediment Yiesd in Systematically Controlled Small Catchment[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1998, 17(5): 51-54.
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Wang Zhanli, Shao Ming’an, Zhang Xiaoping. A Study on Features of Erosion and Sediment Yiesd in Systematically Controlled Small Catchment[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1998, 17(5): 51-54. DOI：

摘要

该文以纸坊沟流域为例，分析了治理小流域侵蚀特征、产沙特征及综合治理减沙效益。结果表明：流域侵蚀强度以中等以下为主，流域产沙主要来源于沟谷地的天然荒坡，流域综合治理具有明显的减沙效益。

Abstract

The features of erosion

sediment yield and sediment reduction by the comprehensive controlling are studied in Zhifang gully catchment.It was showed that soil erosion in most area of the catchment is lower than the medium intensity

the sediment is mainly from the waste gully slope

and the sediment reduction of the controlled catchment is evident.

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