A Preliminary Study of Rill Marks in the Yellow River Delta
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  • 出版年:2000
  • 作者:ZHONG Jian-hua;WU Kong-you;NI Jin-ren
  • 单位1:Changsha Institute of Geotectonics,CAS,Changsha
  • 单位2:Department of Resources and Environment, University of Petroleum, Dongying, Shandong
  • 出生年:1958
  • 职称:Professor
  • 语种:中文
  • 作者关键词:rill marks;Yellow River delta
  • 起始页:527
  • 总页数:8
  • 经费资助:This work was supported by the Major State Basic Research Program under the grant No.G1999043603;National Natural Science Foundation of Chi-na (No.409972037);Natural Science Foundation of Shandong province(No.Q99EOl)
  • 刊名:沉积学报
  • 是否内版:否
  • 刊频:季刊
  • 创刊时间:1983
  • 主办单位:中国科学院兰州地质研究所;沉积学会
  • 主编:叶连浚
  • 卷:18
  • 期:4
  • 期刊索取号:P371.066243
摘要
In recent years, the flow of the Yellow River has often been interrupted, which has resulted in exposure of chan-nel bars and point bars, and even extensive exposure of the riverbed. Consequently, a large number of rill marks have devel-oped. They are diverse in morphology. According to the hydrodynamic types of their formation, they can be grouped into 6categories, i.e.the wave-eroded, backwash, seepage, rain-eroded, water-drainage and runoff rill marks. Morphologically,they can be divided into more than ten types: the linear, tooth-shaped, comb-shaped, fence-like, ear-like, braided,branched, leaf-like, flower-like, root-like, dendritic, net-like, radial etc. Their cross sections include the broad-u type (thewidth/depth ratio is over 2, and may reach 10-20) , U-type (width/depth ratio from 1 to 2) , V-type, Ω-type and (-type.Their occurrenoes may be attributed to the variations in composition, grain-size, color, fabric and morphology. They have 5 .scales: the micro-scale (length and width within 1 cm) , small-scale (length and width within 10 cm), medium-scale (lengthand width ranging from 10-100cm) , large-scale (length and width 1-5 m) and giant-scale (length or width over 5 m).

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