Water Regulating Technologies for Dump Sites of Opencast Mine in Loess Area
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BAI Gang-shuan1,2,ZHANG Rui3,GENG Gui-jun2,REN Zhi-hong4,ZHANG Pei-qi4,SHI Ji-gang4(1.Institute of Soil and Water Conservation,Northwest A & F University,Yangling,Shaanxi 712100,China,2.Institute of Soil and Water Conservation,Chinese Academy of Sciences and Ministry of Water Resources,3.College of Forestry,4.Institute of Inner Mongolia Hydraulic Research,Huhhot,Inner Mongolia 010020,China)

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    In the arid and semi-arid loess hilly region,water is not only a survival factor,but can also be a hazardous element sometimes.Aiming at ensuring the security and stability of artificial dumps and the water demand of vegetation growth,this study took the reclaimed lands of opencast mines in Pingshuo County of Shanxi Province as the study sites,conducting field survey and data analysis.The preliminarily water-control technologies of the last 20years were divided into three reclamation stages,i.e.,landform reshaping,new land creation,and ecology system rehabilitation.The key technologies of water-controlling included conducting water in dump bases along with layer-by-layer compaction of the dumping materials,controlling runoff by water network construction and sub-basin fragmentation,and conserving water resources with considerations of both storage and drainage.Water regulating should be paid attention during the whole course of dump reclamation.Runoff utilization would be the major part of water conditioning in the middle or late stages of dump reclamation.Further studies are required for many other specific issues regarding water regulating in this area.

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吕春娟,白中科,陈卫国,王瑛.黄土区露天矿排土场水分调控技术研究[J].水土保持通报英文版,2011,(1):160-164

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  • Received:July 22,2010
  • Revised:August 19,2010
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  • Online: October 25,2012
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