Improved understanding of the effect of shrub cover on soil erosion process will provide valuable information for soil and water conservation programs.Laboratory rainfall simulations were conducted to determine the ef...Improved understanding of the effect of shrub cover on soil erosion process will provide valuable information for soil and water conservation programs.Laboratory rainfall simulations were conducted to determine the effects of shrubs on runoff and soil erosion and to ascertain the relationship between the rate of soil loss and the runoff hydrodynamic characteristics.In these simulations a 20° slope was subjected to rainfall intensities of 45,87,and 127 mm/h.The average runoff rates ranged from 0.51 to 1.26 mm/min for bare soil plots and 0.15 to 0.96 mm/min for shrub plots.Average soil loss rates varied from 44.19 to 114.61 g/(min·m^2) for bare soil plots and from 5.61 to 84.58 g/(min·m^2) for shrub plots.There was a positive correlation between runoff and soil loss for the bare soil plots,and soil loss increased with increased runoff for shrub plots only when rainfall intensity is 127 mm/h.Runoff and soil erosion processes were strongly influenced by soil surface conditions because of the formation of erosion pits and rills.The unit stream power was the optimal hydrodynamic parameter to characterize the soil erosion mechanisms.The soil loss rate increased linearly with the unit stream power on both shrub and bare soil plots.Critical unit stream power values were 0.004 m/s for bare soil plots and 0.017 m/s for shrub plots.展开更多
The research works were carried out for determination of the washout, types, sorts and level of the development reasons of degradation with the purpose of preparation of the measures of fight against degradation in th...The research works were carried out for determination of the washout, types, sorts and level of the development reasons of degradation with the purpose of preparation of the measures of fight against degradation in the soils in 2005-2009 in the lowland of Kur-Araz. The investigations were fulfilled by using of geographical and stasionar methods. It is revealed that 333.6 thous, ha of the soils of the lowland of Kur-Araz have been exposed to erosion. 97.4 thousand ha of them have been exposed to rainstorm erosion, 127.1 thous, have been exposed to irrigative and 122.1 thous, ha to wind erosion. The most dangerous of them are considered irrigative erosion. Under the influence of erosion process in deposited over the length of furrow, deposits the changes happened in maintenance of humus and nutritions elements. In dependence on slope and water expenditure on 1 ha 2.23-14.86 t of soil are leached. As a result of out wash from 1 ha of soil 55.88-304.59 kg of humus, 4.06-20.80 kg of nitrogen, 4.57-26.55 of phosphorus and 57.40-372.99 of potassium are lost. The soil is exposed to degradation and as a result a process of desertification begins. On the basis of the quantitative an intensity of soil outwash the possible losses of dry matter including humus and main elements of nutrition of plants as a result of erosion, their deposit with the water way, are calculated, too.展开更多
基金Under the auspices of National Basic Research Program of China(No.2011CB403303)National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41571276)+1 种基金Innovation Scientists and Technicians Troop Construction Projects of Henan Province(No.162101510004)Foundation of Yellow River Institute of Hydraulic Research of China(No.HKY-JBYW-2016-33)
文摘Improved understanding of the effect of shrub cover on soil erosion process will provide valuable information for soil and water conservation programs.Laboratory rainfall simulations were conducted to determine the effects of shrubs on runoff and soil erosion and to ascertain the relationship between the rate of soil loss and the runoff hydrodynamic characteristics.In these simulations a 20° slope was subjected to rainfall intensities of 45,87,and 127 mm/h.The average runoff rates ranged from 0.51 to 1.26 mm/min for bare soil plots and 0.15 to 0.96 mm/min for shrub plots.Average soil loss rates varied from 44.19 to 114.61 g/(min·m^2) for bare soil plots and from 5.61 to 84.58 g/(min·m^2) for shrub plots.There was a positive correlation between runoff and soil loss for the bare soil plots,and soil loss increased with increased runoff for shrub plots only when rainfall intensity is 127 mm/h.Runoff and soil erosion processes were strongly influenced by soil surface conditions because of the formation of erosion pits and rills.The unit stream power was the optimal hydrodynamic parameter to characterize the soil erosion mechanisms.The soil loss rate increased linearly with the unit stream power on both shrub and bare soil plots.Critical unit stream power values were 0.004 m/s for bare soil plots and 0.017 m/s for shrub plots.
文摘The research works were carried out for determination of the washout, types, sorts and level of the development reasons of degradation with the purpose of preparation of the measures of fight against degradation in the soils in 2005-2009 in the lowland of Kur-Araz. The investigations were fulfilled by using of geographical and stasionar methods. It is revealed that 333.6 thous, ha of the soils of the lowland of Kur-Araz have been exposed to erosion. 97.4 thousand ha of them have been exposed to rainstorm erosion, 127.1 thous, have been exposed to irrigative and 122.1 thous, ha to wind erosion. The most dangerous of them are considered irrigative erosion. Under the influence of erosion process in deposited over the length of furrow, deposits the changes happened in maintenance of humus and nutritions elements. In dependence on slope and water expenditure on 1 ha 2.23-14.86 t of soil are leached. As a result of out wash from 1 ha of soil 55.88-304.59 kg of humus, 4.06-20.80 kg of nitrogen, 4.57-26.55 of phosphorus and 57.40-372.99 of potassium are lost. The soil is exposed to degradation and as a result a process of desertification begins. On the basis of the quantitative an intensity of soil outwash the possible losses of dry matter including humus and main elements of nutrition of plants as a result of erosion, their deposit with the water way, are calculated, too.
