Effects of Different Amendments on Infiltration Characteristics and Soil Water and Salt Distribution of Saline-alkali Soil in Hetao Irrigation District
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Effects of Different Amendments on Infiltration Characteristics and Soil Water and Salt Distribution of Saline-alkali Soil in Hetao Irrigation District
LI Shuqin, LIU Yuxuan, ZHANG Meitao, et al. Effects of Different Amendments on Infiltration Characteristics and Soil Water and Salt Distribution of Saline-alkali Soil in Hetao Irrigation District[J]. 2023, 37(1): 296-303.
DOI:
LI Shuqin, LIU Yuxuan, ZHANG Meitao, et al. Effects of Different Amendments on Infiltration Characteristics and Soil Water and Salt Distribution of Saline-alkali Soil in Hetao Irrigation District[J]. 2023, 37(1): 296-303. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.01.038.
Effects of Different Amendments on Infiltration Characteristics and Soil Water and Salt Distribution of Saline-alkali Soil in Hetao Irrigation District
In order to study the effect of amendments on infiltration characteristics and water and salt distribution of saline-alkali soil in Hetao Irrigation District
soil column experiment was carried out under five experimental conditions: control group and two contents (1% and 2%) of two modifiers (biochar and desulfurized gypsum). The results showed that: (1) Compared to the control group
1% biochar made the infiltration time delay 8.9%
inhibited water infiltration
and reduced the amount of cumulative infiltration on the same time
while 2% biochar firstly inhibited and then promoted the process of infiltration
and it made the infiltration time shortened by 35.6%. Both desulfurized gypsum made the infiltration time shortened by 91.1%. They effectively promoted water infiltration and increased the amount of cumulative infiltration on the same time; Only 2% biochar significantly increased the final cumulative infiltration by 62.7%. (2) There was a power function relationship between the migration distance of wet front and time. Kostiakov model described the relationship between cumulative infiltration and time better than Philip model. (3) Compared to the control group
only 1% biochar reduced the soil moisture content by 2.7% after infiltration
while the other treatments had varying degrees of increase. The two application rates of biochar significantly reduced the soil salt content by 28.5% and 52.0%
respectively. However
the two contents of desulfurized gypsum significantly increased the soil surface salt content by 184.3% and 403.7%
respectively. The 2% application rate significantly increased the overall average soil salt content by 73.0%. By comprehensive consideration of the infiltration characteristics
soil moisture content and desalting effect of each treatment
biochar under the content of 2% is more suitable to improve saline-alkali soil in Hetao Irrigation District.
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