Analyses of Rainfall-Runoff Relationship and Water Balance in Caijiachuan Watershed
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Analyses of Rainfall-Runoff Relationship and Water Balance in Caijiachuan Watershed
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 31, Issue 1, Pages: 71-76(2012)
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1. 北京林业大学水土保持学院,北京,100083
2. 山西省吉县落叶阔叶林生态系统国家野外站, 山西 吉县,042200
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ZHENG Fang, ZHANG Jian-jun. Analyses of Rainfall-Runoff Relationship and Water Balance in Caijiachuan Watershed[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2012, 31(1): 71-76.
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ZHENG Fang, ZHANG Jian-jun. Analyses of Rainfall-Runoff Relationship and Water Balance in Caijiachuan Watershed[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2012, 31(1): 71-76.DOI:
Analyses of Rainfall-Runoff Relationship and Water Balance in Caijiachuan Watershed
By taking Caijiachuan watershed on the Loess Plateau of Western Shanxi Province
as the study object
the relationship between rainfall and runoff and the water balance in the experimental watershed were studied using statistical methods such as multiple comparison and regression analysis for the data of precipitation and runoff measured in the watershed from 2004 to 2009.Results showed that the percentage of yearly water consumption was 90% more than yearly rainfall.Water consumption appeared to be the main water output in the water cycle of the experimental watershed.The yearly runoff coefficient ranged only from 1.6% to 2.66%.Runoff and peak discharge for a single rainfall event changed evidently with changes in the magnitude order of rainfall amount(P) and the maximum 60-min rainfall intensity(I60) in a jump mode.Specifically
runoff volume and peak discharge for P≥30 mm rainfall were about 8.31 and 6.52 times of those for the 0~10 mm order of rainfall amount
respectively.Runoff volume and peak discharge for I60≥20 mm/h rainfall intensity were about 3.35 and 16.87 times of those for the 0~10 mm/h order of rainfall intensity
respectively.Regression analysis of runoff
peak discharge
and rainfall indexes under different types of rainfall showed that the contribution of rainfall intensity to peak discharge was highest(47.12%) under A-type rainfall(stom events with short duration and high intensity) as compared to that under B-type rainfall(storm events with long duration and high intensity
44.62%) and C-type rainfall(storm events with long duration and low intensity
32.51%)
while the contribution of rainfall amount to runoff was highest(28.5%) under C-type rainfall as compared to that under A-type rainfall(26.69%) and B-type rainfall(3.15%).