LI Yexin, SHI Dongmei, LÜ Gang, et al. Infiltration Characteristics and Suitability Evaluation of Infiltration Model of the Typical Engineering Accumulation[J]. 2018, 32(3): 86-91.
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LI Yexin, SHI Dongmei, LÜ Gang, et al. Infiltration Characteristics and Suitability Evaluation of Infiltration Model of the Typical Engineering Accumulation[J]. 2018, 32(3): 86-91. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.03.014.
Infiltration Characteristics and Suitability Evaluation of Infiltration Model of the Typical Engineering Accumulation
Taking the typical engineering accumulation of urban construction and transportation hub project in Chongqing as case study
the infiltration characteristics
influencing factors and suitability of infiltration model were explored by using field double-ring infiltration
and the best infiltration model of typical engineering accumulation in Chongqing was filter out. The results indicated that:(1) The initial infiltration rate of engineering accumulation was 23.20 mm/min. The infiltration rate decreased gradually with time
and the 30 min-infiltration rate was 2.38~11.32 mm/min and the stable infiltration rate was 1.81~9.05 mm/min; (2) The initial infiltration rate
stable infiltration rate
average infiltration rate
30 min-infiltration rate
60 min-infiltration rate
and total infiltration of each engineering accumulation showed medium variation and the coefficient variation was 36.42%~57.49%; (3) The initial infiltration rate
stable infiltration rate
average infiltration rate
and total infiltration of engineering accumulation had negative correlations with soil bulk density and soil water content
while positive correlations with total soil porosity existed. The stable infiltration rate
average infiltration rate
and total infiltration of engineering accumulation had negative correlations with 60~40
40~20
20~10
10~5 mm gravel content and had positive correlations with 5~2 mm gravel content; (4) There were differences in the fitting effect of the regression models with different engineering accumulations and the ranking of R2 from high to low was:Kastiakov model (0.899) > common empirical infiltration model (0.893) > Horton model (0.870) > Philip model (0.867). The fitting effect of Kastiakov model was better than the common empirical infiltration model
Philip model and Horton model
and which could be used to simulate and predict the infiltration process and infiltration capacity of engineering accumulation in Chongqing.
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