LIU Changxin1, PAN Jian2, DENG Yusong1, et al. The Influence of Dry-wet Cycles on Collapsing Gully Soil Stability[J]. 2016, 30(6): 253-258.
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LIU Changxin1, PAN Jian2, DENG Yusong1, et al. The Influence of Dry-wet Cycles on Collapsing Gully Soil Stability[J]. 2016, 30(6): 253-258. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2016.06.042.
The Influence of Dry-wet Cycles on Collapsing Gully Soil Stability
This experiment aims at researching the change regulation of soil stability under the condition of dry-wet cycles of all layers of soil in collapsing gully erosion area where granite develops. By conducting the experiment of dry-wet cycles for typical development of all layers of the soil (eluvial horizon
illuvial horizon
cambic horizon and parent material horizon) of granite slope in collapsing gully erosion area in Tongcheng
Hubei province
we analyzed the influence of the times of dry-wet alternations on the development of soil cracks
the disintegration characteristics of soil and the shear strength of soil of all soil layers. The results showed that: under the influence of dry-wet cycles
the soil developed cracks gradually; after the second cycle
main cracks arised
and the crack ratio increased significantly; after that
cycles developed small cracks. After 4 times of dry-wet alternations
the size of the crack ratio of the 4 layers of soil listed as illuvial horizon>eluvial horizon>cambic horizon>parent material horizon. With the increasing times of dry-wet cycles
soil cracks developed
soil disintegration characteristics of all layers of soil increased constantly
and the disintegration of eluvial horizon and illuvial horizon was slow
while cambic horizon and parent material horizon could completely collapse in a very short time; With the increasing times of dry-wet cycles
the shear strength of soil attenuated constantly
and the amplitude attenuation of eluvial horizon and illuvial horizon decreased
while the amplitude attenuation of cambic horizon and parent material horizon increased.
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Related Author
LI Hui1
2
HUANG Yanhe2
3
JIANG Fangshi2
3
LIN Jinshi2
3
Related Institution
Fujian Provincial Key Laboratory of Soil Environmental Health and Regulation
Collage of Resource and Environment Science, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University
Collage of Forestry, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University
Yangtze Soil Conservation Monitoring Center, Changjiang Water Resources Commission
Key Labrortory of Arable Land Conservation for Middle and Lower Reaches of Yangtze River,Ministry of Agriculture