Zhao Yuhao, WANG Li, Yang Caihong, et al. Wind Tunnel Simulation of Wind Erosion in Surface Soil of Farmland Under Different Tillage Patterns in Minqin Oasis[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(4): 202-206.
DOI:
Zhao Yuhao, WANG Li, Yang Caihong, et al. Wind Tunnel Simulation of Wind Erosion in Surface Soil of Farmland Under Different Tillage Patterns in Minqin Oasis[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(4): 202-206. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2019.04.032.
Wind Tunnel Simulation of Wind Erosion in Surface Soil of Farmland Under Different Tillage Patterns in Minqin Oasis
[Objective] The mechanism and effects of wind erosion prevention of farmland surface soil under different tillage patterns were compared and analyzed
so as to provide scientific basis for regional socio-economic and ecological environment construction.[Methods] Wind erosion tests were carried out on no-tillage
less tillage
autumn ploughing and subsoiling farmland surface soil in Minqin Oasis
Gansu Province
using indoor wind tunnel and related supporting equipment
wind erosion rate and sand transport rate were calculated
wind erosion movement law was studied
and wind erosion prevention of farmland surface soil was analyzed.[Results] The results showed that the effects of tillage measures on soil wind erosion rate were related to wind speed. When wind speed was small
the effects of different tillage patterns on wind speed were not significant
but when wind speed was greater than 14 m/s
the wind erosion rates of surface soils began to show significant differences in different tillage fields; the effects of less tillage
autumn tillage
deep loosening and other tillage patterns on wind erosion rate and sand transport rate of surface soils were significant. The wind erosion rate and sediment transport rate of farmland surface soil were the lowest under no-tillage tillage
and the higher the wind speed
the greater the gap. Wind speed
tillage and their interaction had a significant impact on the wind erosion rate and sediment transport rate of farmland surface soil.[Conclusion] No-tillage could effectively resist the wind erosion of the surface soil of farmland
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