with different slope and covering rate of vegetation
in Shen-Dong mine region were selected to conduct simulated rainfall.The intensity of simulated rainfall was designed to be 2.0 mm/min.Four of these plots were accumulated with abandoned soils in the different years of 1990~1991
1996~1997
2002~2003 and the one primary soil
the others were accumulated with abandoned soils in the year of 1990~1991.Ten curves of infiltration process content were acquired by processing data.The results showed that the soils accumulated in different years had different infiltration process
and with the increasing of accumulation time
the stable infiltrations were declined gradually to be similar to primary soil.Grade and length of slope affected the infiltration process respectively
while the change of grade and slope length had little influences on the stable infiltrations.
Simulation Experiments on Effects of Rock-Attached Moss Biofilms on Runoff and Sediment Yield Processes in Clint-Grike Slopes
Influence of Stem Diameter of Hedgerow-Grass Ditch System on Sediment Particle Size and Nitrogen and Phosphorus Transport in Purple Soil Areas under Simulated Rainfall
Response of Slope Runoff Hydrodynamic Characteristics to Gravel Coverage in Alpine Regions under Artificial Rainfall Simulation
Influence of Riverbed Sediments on Infiltration-Clogging Process of Muddy Water and Improvement of Infiltration Model
Effects of Biochar on Soil Water Infiltration and Evaporation in Soils with Different Compaction Degrees in Mining Areas
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