GAO Shuang, WU Lei, CHI Yubo, et al. Simulation of Runoff-sediment-nutrient Loss on Loess Vegetated Sloping Land Under the Coupling Effect of Multi-factors[J]. 2020, 34(4): 104-111.
DOI:
GAO Shuang, WU Lei, CHI Yubo, et al. Simulation of Runoff-sediment-nutrient Loss on Loess Vegetated Sloping Land Under the Coupling Effect of Multi-factors[J]. 2020, 34(4): 104-111. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.04.016.
Simulation of Runoff-sediment-nutrient Loss on Loess Vegetated Sloping Land Under the Coupling Effect of Multi-factors
The simulated rainfall experiments were conducted to explore the loss rules of runoff
sediment
and nutrient on the loess vegetated sloping land under the coupling effects of different rainfall intensity (60 mm/h
90 mm/h
120 mm/h)
slope (10°
15°
20°)
and biochar content (0
3%
6%).The results showed that: (1) The loss of runoff
sediment
and PO43-—P increases with the increase of rainfall intensity
and NO3-—N increases firstly and then decreases with the increase of rainfall intensity. The rules of runoff
nitrogen
and phosphorus with slope were not obvious. The influence of rainfall intensity was greater in the linear relationship between the rainfall intensity
slope
and the changing rate of k value (sediment yield rate coefficient). (2) The processes of runoff and sediment yield were similar
they both first rose and then stabilized with the progress of rainfall. The NO3-—N had a power function relationship with the rainfall duration. The ratio of the maximum concentration to the minimum concentration of PO43-—P during loss was between 1 and 2. In the process of sediment yield and NO3-—N loss
the correlation between rainfall intensity and biochar was extremely significant. (3) The increase of biochar content (≥3%) could increase the sediment yield and loss of PO43-—P. When the rainfall intensity was 60 mm/h and 90 mm/h
the amount of NO3-—N loss decreased firstly and then increased with the increase of biochar content. When the rainfall intensity was 120 mm/h
the amount of NO3-—N loss depended on the amount of added biochar. The results can provide scientific guidance for the management of soil and water resources in the loess hilly and gully region.
Markogianni V, Mentzafou A, Dimitriou E. Assessing the impacts of human activities and soil erosion on the water quality of Plastira mountainous Mediterranean Lake, Greece[J].Environmental Earth Sciences,2016,75(10):915-931.
Xiong M Q, Sun R H, Chen L D. A global comparison of soil erosion associated with land use and climate type[J].Geoderma,2019,343:31-39.
Deng L Z, Zhang L P, Fan X J,et al. Effects of rainfall intensity and slope gradient on runoff and sediment yield from hillslopes with weathered granite[J].Environmental Science and Pollution Research International,2019,26(31):32559-32573.
Seyed H S, Mahboobeh K H, Hossein A. Variability of particle size distributions of upward/downward splashed materials in different rainfall intensities and slopes[J].Geoderma,2017,290:100-106.
Chen Q J, Cai Q G, Ma W J.Comparative study on rain splash erosion of representative soils in China[J].Chinese Geographical Science,2008,18(2):155-161.