Study on Dynamic Equilibrium of Sediment Transport by Qingshuigou Course of the Yellow River

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The multi-object application of the Xiaolangdi Reservoir and water and sediment regulation have greatly changed flow and sediment conditions emptying into the Yellow River Estuary. By use of flow and sediment field data at the Lijin Hydrological Station and river cross-section elevation data during 2001~2010, the paper has analyzed characteristics of the Yellow River Estuary in terms of incoming flow and sediment conditions, main flume area, average river longitudinal section and river length. The results show that annual total water volume emptying into the Estuary since 2003 has maintained about 200×108 m3, annual total sediment 1.77×108 t, whole annual average sediment concentration 9.3kg/m3, which are stable and beneficial for dynamic equilibrium of sediment transport. Interannual stability of main flume area, average river bed elevation and river length since the Lijin Section during 2007-2010 indicate that current Qingshuigou Course of the Yellow River has achieved dynamic equilibrium of sediment transport.

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