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Erosion characteristics of different reclaimed substrates on iron tailings slopes under simulated rainfall.


ABSTRACT: Water-induced erosion of iron tailings is a serious problem affecting ecological restoration, but, little is known about how the occurrence of erosion on tailings slopes and types of reclaimed substrates that are beneficial to reducing slope erosion. This study measured the slope erosion characteristics of six reclaimed substrates including loose tailings (LT), crusty tailings (CT), tailings incorporating mushroom residues (TM), tailings incorporating soil (TS), tailings incorporating soil and mushroom residues (TSM) and soil (S) in experimental soil flumes under three simulated intermittent rainfall events, with intensity of 60, 90 and 120?mm?h-1 for the first, second and third event, respectively. Significant differences (p?

SUBMITTER: Lv C 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7060220 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Erosion characteristics of different reclaimed substrates on iron tailings slopes under simulated rainfall.

Lv Chunjuan C   Bi Rutian R   Guo Xingxing X   Chen Dan D   Guo Yansong Y   Xu Zhanjun Z  

Scientific reports 20200306 1


Water-induced erosion of iron tailings is a serious problem affecting ecological restoration, but, little is known about how the occurrence of erosion on tailings slopes and types of reclaimed substrates that are beneficial to reducing slope erosion. This study measured the slope erosion characteristics of six reclaimed substrates including loose tailings (LT), crusty tailings (CT), tailings incorporating mushroom residues (TM), tailings incorporating soil (TS), tailings incorporating soil and m  ...[more]

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