Biological Systems Engineering, Department of
Document Type
Article
Date of this Version
1985
Abstract
Laboratory measurements were made of interrill erosion as affected by varying overland flow discharge and slope slope steepness. Soil detachment and sediment transport capacity relations were then evaluated using experimentally obtained information.
The model equations were utilized to further characterize interrill soil erosion. The overland flow region over which the model equations are applicable for a disturbed Nunn clay loam soil was determined from laboratory tests and critical shear stress analyses. The influence of slope length on interrill erosion was also examined.
Comments
Published in the Transactions of the ASAE 28(1) (1985): 154-159.