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Journal Article
Study on the analysis of simulated rainfall test for multifunctional planting net
2020
Overview
In this study, Japan's multifunctional materials company was used to provide the phytosanitary materials jointly developed by Yamaguchi University, and the red soil of the National Pingtung University of Science and Technology Soil and Water Conservation Experimental Zone was used as the experimental soil matrix to test the densities (SP45 and SP60) and slopes (25, 35 and 45degree) of different paving under the rainfall simulating test (with I=80mm/hr). The analysis found that uses the multifunctional planting net can effectively reduce runoff and soil loss. The steeper the slope, the more runoff and soil loss it produces. Multifunctional planting nets with higher density can reduce the effect of runoff and soil loss, this statistics have not yet reached significant variance levels. This experiment is discussing the slope commonly used in engineering. These results can be used as a reference for further experiment planning.
Publisher
IOP Publishing
