Journal of Soil Science · 1988 · 144 citations · 26 references
EngineeringSoil MechanicsMechanical EngineeringAgricultural SoilsEarth ScienceSoil MechanicErosion PredictionRill GenerationSoil Mechanical AspectsHydraulic PropertySurface RunoffGeographyRill PredictionSoil PhysicHydrologySediment TransportSedimentologySoil ErosionCivil EngineeringSoil StructureLiterature Data
SUMMARY An attempt is made, using literature data, to clarify the relationship between the detachment capacity of overland flow and its hydraulic characteristics. Attention is paid to the influence of sediment properties and rainfall. Using these relationships and the concept of effective shear velocity, it was possible to establish a relationship for rill prediction which covers a variety of soils and a wide range of field conditions. Raindrop impacts do not seem to have an important influence on rill generation on cohesive materials.
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