[1]CHEN Yiwen,LI Hongli,DONG Zhi,et al.Soil Improvement Effect and Quality Evaluation of Three Sand-Fixing Materials Combined with Aeolian Sandy Soil[J].Research of Soil and Water Conservation,2022,29(05):48-54.
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Research of Soil and Water Conservation[ISSN 1005-3409/CN 61-1272/P] Volume:
29
Number of periods:
2022 05
Page number:
48-54
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Public date:
2022-08-20
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Soil Improvement Effect and Quality Evaluation of Three Sand-Fixing Materials Combined with Aeolian Sandy Soil
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CHEN Yiwen, LI Hongli, DONG Zhi, GENG Linsheng, PAN Jiachen, SHANG Bin
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(Taishan Foresty Ecosytem Research Station, College of Forestry, Shandong Agricultural University, Taian, Shandong 271018, China)
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- Keywords:
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flyash; desulfurization gypsum; cattle manure; fixing-sand and soil improvement; compound soil; soil quality
- CLC:
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S154.4
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- Abstract:
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It is important to reveal the soil quality change and improvement effect of aeolian sand soil combined with other sand-fixing materials for the development of new sand-controlling and sand-fixing materials. The aeolian sand soil in Ulan Buhe Desert was taken as the control(CK), and three sand-fixing materials, flyash, desulfurized gypsum and cow dung, were mixed with aeolian sand soil at dry weight ratios of 15% and 25%, to study the improvement effects of different materials and ratios on mechanical composition, nutrient contents and metal contents. Soil quality was evaluated by minimum data set construction, membership degree calculation and soil quality index calculation. The results show that:(1)the mechanical composition of soils with different combinations changed, and the volume fraction of refractory and refractory particles such as silt and coarse sand increased, while the volume fraction of fine sand that is easy to be eroded decreased;(2)soil organic carbon content of gypsum compound soil was 1.2~10.4 times higher than that of CK, except that the nutrient indexes of gypsum compound soil were similar to that of CK; the nutrient content of cow manure compound soil was significantly higher than those of other materials; the metal contents in sand soils mixed with cow dung and gypsum increased or decreased, respectively, while the Cr and As of flyash mixed soil decreased compared with CK;(3)different combinations of soils had different effects on soil physical and chemical properties; flyash was better in particle size improvement, cow dung had a significant effect on nutrient enhancement, and gypsum had an obvious effect on reducing heavy metal contents; the combination of flyash and gypsum combinef the advantages of the two;(4)the three sand-fixing materials all improved the quality of the mixed soils to varying degrees, but the quality of the mixed soil was still at a low level. In this study, the soil quality score index of 15% fly ash combination is 0.545, and it had the best improvement effect on aeolian sand soil, followed by 15% desulfurized gypsum(0.537), 15% cow dung(0.506)and 25% fly ash and desulfurized gypsum(0.484).