The effect of physical and chemical treatments on runoff, infiltration and soil loss
سال انتشار: 1395
نوع سند: مقاله ژورنالی
زبان: انگلیسی
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JR_IAR-35-2_002
تاریخ نمایه سازی: 13 شهریور 1402
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ABSTRACT- In recent years, intensive drought has caused a severe yield reduction in rain-fed trees. Increasing runoff of low amount rainfall can be used to provide partial water requirement of rain-fed trees. To achieve this objective, some strategies including gravel removal (G), rill construction across to slope (R) and applying of baking soda (S) and their effects on runoff, rainfall infiltration and soil loss were simulated by a laboratory rainfall simulator under ۳۳ mm h-۱ intensity in ۶۰ minutes. The results showed that the combination of R+, G- and S+ significantly increase the soil loss, runoff, and runoff coefficient ۱۴.۴۳, ۲.۷۴ and ۱.۵۹ and decrease rainfall threshold and infiltration ۲.۱ and ۱.۵۷ times compared to the control, respectively. Separately, S+, R+ and G- were the most effective in the runoff enhancement (۳۱.۲, ۲۹.۳ and ۲۲%) and in infiltration reduction (۸.۴, ۷ and ۵%), respectively. S+ had the most effect on soil loss due to dispersion of soil surface. Furthermore, the effect of R+ was more visible than G- in increasing the soil loss. Applying sodium bicarbonate (S) increased the sodium in runoff and sediment, but there were no salinity (EC= ۰.۵۱-۰.۶۰ dS m-۱) and sodicity (SAR= ۰.۳۴-۰.۷۳) hazard in runoff. In saturated extract of sediment, the salinity (EC= ۱.۷۵-۲.۲۳ dS m-۱) and sodium (SAR= ۱.۹۶-۳.۴۵) hazard were relatively high and low, respectively. Although, chemical treatments (S) did not show the sodicity hazard very much, the use of S must be considered carefully.
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hossein parvizi
Department of Water Engineering, College of Agriculture, Shiraz University, Shiraz, I. R. Iran
A.R. Sepaskhah
Department of Water Engineering, College of Agriculture, Shiraz University, Shiraz, I. R. Iran
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