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冻融循环对植被混凝土养分及其固持能力的影响

童标,刘大翔,许文年,张琳瑶   

  • 出版日期:2018-02-14 发布日期:2018-02-14

Effects of freezing and thawing cycles on vegetation concrete nutrients and its retention ability

TONG Biao, LIU Daxiang, XU Wennian, ZHANG Linyao   

  • Online:2018-02-14 Published:2018-02-14

摘要: 由于植被混凝土基材在高寒地区应用效果较差且研究成果不多,为此开展了冻融循环试验,研究了植被混凝土基材三大类营养元素含量变化对冻融循环频次的响应,并对冻融循环后的基材进行淋溶试验,探究了冻融循环对基材养分固持能力的影响。利用Matlab软件对4种速效养分的淋失率进行主成分分析,对冻融循环后的基材养分淋失情况进行综合性评价。结果表明:冻融循环对植被混凝土基材养分含量及流失情况影响较大;随着冻融循环次数的增加,基材全氮含量先上升后下降,氨态氮、有效磷、有效钾含量逐渐上升,硝态氮含量逐渐下降;冻融循环作用提高了3种营养元素的淋出率,增加了基材养分淋溶流失的风险,降低了基材对速效养分的固持能力,这与主成分分析的结果相同。

关键词: 冻融循环, 植被混凝土, 主成分分析法, 基材

Abstract: Aiming at the fact that poor application effect of vegetation concrete in alpine region and lack of related research results, the freezing and thawing cycles tests for vegetation concrete substrate were carried out to analyze the response of three nutrient contents of vegetation concrete to freezing and thawing cycles. After freezing and thawing cycles,leaching test was conducted to explore the effect of freezing and thawing cycles on the nutrient retention capacity. The principal component analysis for the leaching rate was carried out by using Matlab, and the nutrient leaching of the substrate after freezing and thawing cycles was comprehensively evaluated. The results showed that the freezing and thawing cycles had obvious effect on the nutrient content and concrete substrate loss. With the increasing of freezing-thawing cycles, the total nitrogen content increased first and then decreased, the contents of ammonia nitrogen, available phosphorus and available potassium increased gradually, and the nitrate content decreased gradually. The freezing and thawing cycles enhanced the leaching rate of the three nutrient elements, as well as the nutrient leaching loss risk of vegetation concrete substrate, and it also reduced the nutrient conservation ability of the substrate, which was the same as the results of principal component analysis.

Key words: freezing and thawing cycles, vegetation concrete, principal component analysis, substrate