HE Zhouyao, SU Zhengan, WANG Yong, et al. Erodibility and Main Influencing Factors of Soil Rill in Gully Development Area of Dry-hot Valley[J]. 2020, 34(3): 8-13.
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HE Zhouyao, SU Zhengan, WANG Yong, et al. Erodibility and Main Influencing Factors of Soil Rill in Gully Development Area of Dry-hot Valley[J]. 2020, 34(3): 8-13. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.03.002.
Erodibility and Main Influencing Factors of Soil Rill in Gully Development Area of Dry-hot Valley
In order to find out the difference of soil rill erodibility (Kr value) under different near-surface hydrological conditions in different spatial parts of gullies with different active degrees in dry-hot valleys of China
different active gullies were selected in Yuanmou County of Yunnan Province
and soil samples of different spatial parts (upstream catchment area
gully wall and gully bed) were collected
and the "V" type rill simulation scour device was used to carry out drainage scour experiment under three hydrological conditions (drainage
saturation and seepage)
the flow rates were set as 150
300
450
600
750 and 900 mL/min. The results showed that: (1) In gully development area of dry-hot valley
the content of soil sand was significantly higher than that of silt and clay
accounting for more than 50%
and the content of soil organic matter (SOM) and total nitrogen (TN) was relatively low. (2) There were significant differences in mechanical composition and organic matter content among gullies with different active degrees
as the gully stability increased
the soil sand content gradually decreased
while the content of silt
clay
SOM and TN increased. (3) Under different near-surface hydrological conditions
as the gully stability increased
the soil rill erodibility (Kr value
s/m) of gully decreased
which followed the order of Kr (active type) > Kr (semi-stable type) > Kr (stable type). In addition
an obvious difference in soil critical shear force (τc
Pa) appeared in gullies with different activity degrees
while no obvious change tendency could be found. (4) Significant differences in Kr values could be found in the different parts of gully
which followed the order of Kr (upstream catchment area) < Kr (gully wall) < Kr (gully bed). (5) With the change of near-surface hydrological conditions from drainage state to saturation and seepage state
values of Kr in the different spatial parts of gully increased significantly. In conclusion
gully activity (vegetation restoration condition)
near-surface hydrological condition
soil particle size fraction and content of SOM could obviously affected soil erodibility in the gully developed areas of dry-hot valley.
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