Wen Yunhao, Liu Tiejun, Ma Linqian, et al. Process of Flow and Sand Production at Cross-ridge Slope Land in Black Soil Area of Northeast China[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(6): 63-70.
DOI:
Wen Yunhao, Liu Tiejun, Ma Linqian, et al. Process of Flow and Sand Production at Cross-ridge Slope Land in Black Soil Area of Northeast China[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(6): 63-70. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2021.06.010.
Process of Flow and Sand Production at Cross-ridge Slope Land in Black Soil Area of Northeast China
[Objective] The scouring of cross-ridge slope land in the Manchuan-Manggang black soil area was studied
in order to provide a theoretical basis for black land conservation.[Methods] Field scouring experiments were performed on runoff plots in 10
30
50
and 70 m sloping farmland with ridge farming
to investigate the processes of runoff and sediment production with different volumes of upslope inflow.[Results] Under the three scouring flow rates of 0.34
0.67
and 1.00 L/min
the runoff coefficients and sediment contents fluctuated continuously with increasing slope length
but they stabilized at different magnitudes and times at different scouring flow rates. The cumulative runoff production and cumulative sediment production both increased with increasing scouring flow rate
but the maximum values of both occurred at different slope lengths under the same scouring flow rate. When the scouring flow rate was 0.34 L/min
there was a significant correlation between the runoff coefficient and sediment content for the four slope lengths (10
30
50
and 70 m). The cumulative sediment production increased with the increase of the cumulative flow rate
with shorter slope lengths exhibiting a stronger linear relationship. When the scouring flow rate was 0.34 L/min
the ranking of the different slope lengths by the amount of soil erosion was 30 m> 10 m > 70 m > 50 m. At scouring flow rates of 0.67 and 1.00 L/min
the order was 30 m > 50 m > 70 m > 10 m. Under the scouring flow rate of 1.00 L/min
the erosion of the 30 m slope was 4.2 times the erosion of the 10 m slope.[Conclusion] Slope erosion increases with increase of scouring flow rate; However
30 m is the critical slope length for erosion of cross-ridge slope land
and rill development is the main source of soil erosion on cross-ridge slope land.
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