The formative conditions of Luhuagou debris flow and its control projects
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The formative conditions of Luhuagou debris flow and its control projects
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 8, Issue 6, Pages: 61-65(1989)
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1. 中国科学院成都山地灾害与环境研究所
2. 四川省黑水县人民政府
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Published:1989
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Tan Wanpei, Yuan Ximing. The formative conditions of Luhuagou debris flow and its control projects[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(6): 61-65.
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Tan Wanpei, Yuan Ximing. The formative conditions of Luhuagou debris flow and its control projects[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(6): 61-65.DOI:
The formative conditions of Luhuagou debris flow and its control projects
The control projects of Luhuagou debris flow of Heishui county waschecked
accepted and assesed in provincial level in 1987. On the projectplanning "the principle is rational"
"the planning is correct"
"themeasures are appropriate" .On projects "the design is accurate"
"makinga new trial on structural form"
"construction and management arerigorous"
"quality is excellent" .The project was regarded as all-excellentproject controlling debris flow on province-level. The paper analysed the formative conditions of debris flow gully.Itcomprehensively related to the idea
principle
programme and measuresof the planning
introduced idea principle
standard and new structureof the designation.At last it discussed the construction
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