LIU Hongyuan, LIU Liang, LI Xiujun, et al. Comprehensive Benefit Evaluation on the Protection Technique of Plant Fiber Blanket on the Road Side Slope[J]. 2019, 33(1): 345-352.
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LIU Hongyuan, LIU Liang, LI Xiujun, et al. Comprehensive Benefit Evaluation on the Protection Technique of Plant Fiber Blanket on the Road Side Slope[J]. 2019, 33(1): 345-352. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.01.054.
Comprehensive Benefit Evaluation on the Protection Technique of Plant Fiber Blanket on the Road Side Slope
In order to systematically estimate the effects of plant fiber blanket on soil and water conservation under different rainfall intensities and on soil amelioration
simulated rainfall experiments and filed monitoring were conducted. In the simulated rainfall experiments
four rainfall intensities were set up and three types of plant fiber blankets were tested. The designed rainfall duration was 60 min. During the rainfall
runoff and sediment were collected every 5 min
of which the runoff volume and sediment yield were measured. In the field monitoring
three plots covered with straw blanket which were constructed in 2007
2010 and 2013
respectively
and another three plots covered with coir blanket
mixed coir-straw blanket and straw blanket
respectively
which were constructed in 2014
were used to estimate the effects of the plant fiber blanket type and the time after constructed on soil's physical and chemical properties. The results showed that under 47 mm/h and above rainfall intensities
coir blanket
mixed coir-straw blanket and straw blanket could effectively reduce erosion and runoff
and the average soil loss reduction benefit was 94.92%
86.06% and 83.42%
respectively
and runoff was reduced by 31.59%
45.02% and 52.44%
respectively. This indicated that the efficiency of erosion reduction was apparently better than that of runoff reduction. The three kinds of plant fiber blankets had the highest effect of reducing erosion and runoff under 47 mm/h rainfall intensity. The highest erosion reduction efficiency was coir blanket (97.54%)
and mixed coir-straw blanket had the highest runoff reduction efficiency (88.26%). With the increasing of rainfall intensities
both the efficiencies of erosion reduction and runoff reduction decreased
and the efficiency of runoff reduction decreased faster. As time after plant fiber blanket constructed prolonged
the physical and chemical properties of the soils covered with plant fiber blanket were gradually improved. Among the three types of plant fiber blankets
mixed coir-straw blanket was the best in soil amelioration after one year's conduction.
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