YUAN Shuilong, LI Zhanbin, LI Peng, et al. Effect of Different Check Dam Type Combined Scenarios on the Erosion Dynamics and Sediment Transport in Small Watershed Base on the MIKE Model[J]. 2019, 33(4): 30-36.
DOI:
YUAN Shuilong, LI Zhanbin, LI Peng, et al. Effect of Different Check Dam Type Combined Scenarios on the Erosion Dynamics and Sediment Transport in Small Watershed Base on the MIKE Model[J]. 2019, 33(4): 30-36. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.04.005.
Effect of Different Check Dam Type Combined Scenarios on the Erosion Dynamics and Sediment Transport in Small Watershed Base on the MIKE Model
In order to scientifically understand the effect of the construction of check dam system on the erosion dynamic process in small watershed on the Loess Plateau
the storm flood process in the Wangmaogou small watershed was simulated by coupling the distributed hydrological model MIKE SHE with the one-dimensional hydrodynamic model MIKE 11
and the erosion dynamic parameters of the different sections of the main ditch as well as the sediment reduction benefits of different combination of dam types were calculated. The results showed that:(1) The erosion dynamic distribution of the gullies in the small watershed was changed by dam construction
and the erosion dynamic parameters of gullies decreased the most after the dam system was completed. (2) The runoff erosion power varied greatly in the upper and middle reaches
while tended to be stable in the lower reaches
and the runoff erosion power in the lower reaches was obviously lower than that in the upper reaches. (3) The construction of check dam could effectively reduce the sediment transport in the watershed. When the key
medium and small dams were built separately
the sediment transport modules were reduced by 24.74%
47.11% and 64.11%
respectively
compared with those without dams in the watershed. After the completion of the dam system
the benefit of sediment reduction was the most obvious
and the sediment transport modulus was reduced by 83.92%. The research results were intended to provide scientific reference for evaluating sand reduction benefits of check dam on the Loess Plateau.
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