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NEW SOIL RECONSTRUCTION METHOD FOR RECLAIMING SUBSIDED LAND WITH YELLOW RIVER SEDIMENTS Zhenqi Hu, Fang Shao Institute of Land Reclamation & Ecological Restoration China University of Mining and Technology(Beijing) Engineering Research


  1. NEW SOIL RECONSTRUCTION METHOD FOR RECLAIMING SUBSIDED LAND WITH YELLOW RIVER SEDIMENTS Zhenqi Hu, Fang Shao Institute of Land Reclamation & Ecological Restoration China University of Mining and Technology(Beijing) Engineering Research Center of Mining Environment & Ecological Safety, Ministry of Education National Key Technology Research and Development Program (2012BAC04B03)

  2. Outline  Background  Problems of filling reclamation  A new reconstruction method for reclaiming subsided land with Yellow River Sediments  Conclusions  Information about the 2nd International Symposium on Land Reclamation and Ecological Restoration in October

  3. 1. Background Cultivated land Coal yield 135.5 4500 135.4 Quantity 4000 135.3 3500 Yield ( Billion ton ) 3000 ( 135.2 Million ha 2500 135.1 2000 1500 135 ) 1000 134.9 500 0 134.8 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Coal yield and growth rate from Cultivated land quantity variation from 2009 to 2005 to 2015 in China 2015 in China Coal is the most important resource in China, accounting for about 70% of energy consumption. China’s coal output was 3.68 billion tons in 2015. About 90% was from underground mining.

  4. Damaged land due to mining subsidence Loss of farmland Farmland Crack Underground coal mining Fissure • Subsidence: over 1 million hectare of subsided land; 70 thousands ha of land is subsided every year (estimated in 2011)

  5. Coa oal M l Min inin ing an and M Min inin ing S Subsidence in in Chin ina Eastern China Relatively Flat Terrain High Quality Farmland High Underground Water Table Created many lakes and wetlands, 85% of which was cultivated land before mining

  6. Coa oal M l Min inin ing an and M Min inin ing S Subsidence in in Chin ina The Overlap Region (OR) Farmland Coal Reserves Overlap Region 复合区域 133 million ha of farmland PROVEN COAL RESERVES FARMLAND DISTRIBUTION OVERLAP REGION Overlap Region (OR) covers about 10.8% of the farmland in China Reclamation of farmland is extreme important in China

  7. Problem:  Large overlapping areas of crop and coal production base, a lot of prime farmland damaged or to be damaged  high density population  Shortage of land is serious It’s very urgent to restore farmland as much as possible!!

  8. In General,

  9. 2. Problems of filling reclamation Subsidence land reclamation in China: non filling and filling reclamation Traditional non-filing reclamation could restore less farmland due to high ground water lever and a lot of land sink into water Digging deep to fill shallow with hydraulic dredge pump W1 W2 W3 Reclaimed land ponding Ho 4 2 1 3 Traditional reclamation

  10. 2. Problems of filling reclamation Filling reclamation with coal wastes Filing reclamation is an effective measure to restore much more land (more than 90% farmland) Land reclamation diagram in the coal Filling reclamation with fly ash mining subsidence area subsidence water Filling area of fly ash and coal wastes Layer of topsoil

  11. Disadvantage of filling reclamation with coal wastes and fly ash  Fillin ling recla lamatio ion need eeds lots of of recla laim imed materi rials, but coa oal wastes es and nd fl fly ash sh ha has been een almost recycl cycled in in coal mine area ea now, w, ther ere are no enough recla en laim imed materia ials ls  The hea eavy met etal contained in in reclaimed ed materia ials ls may cause pollu llution on the he qua quality of crop op pr produc ucts, soil, surface ce water er and nd unde undergroun und water er Filling reclamation with coal wastes Try to find good and enough filling materials.

  12. YELLOW RIVER The sedimen ent c concen centrat ation i in Yel ellow River wa er water er i is high, and Yel ellow R River er has become a river on the g ground, w , which seriously threaten t the l life a and property safety o of f the m mas asses along t the ri river Ther eref efore, e, Ye Yellow River er sed edimen ents co could be the potent ntial filling mat aterial als for or recla laim imin ing subsidence land nd Advantage of filli lling recla lamatio ion with Yello llow River er sedimen ents  enough sedimen ent  Less ri risk of pollu llution  Increa ease fa farmland signif ific icantly ly  Reduce the el elev evation of of Ye Yellow River er bed ed, improv ove the river’s floo ood cont ntrol, tur urn the he wastes es to to useful ma materi rials

  13. Process of one-time filling reclamation of mining subsidence land with Yellow River sediment. Earth dike resulted from occupied Yellow River surface soil Pump Area needs to be station Dredging reclaimed boat Pipeline for sediment transportation

  14. The technical process of one-time filling reclamation of mining subsidence land with Yellow River sediment. Topsoil stripping Filling strip Taking sediment Consolidation Filling and drainage Sediment leveling filling Reclaimed Land Topsoil covering Land leveling taking sediment

  15. control farmland before reclamation after reclamation Wheat field(reclaimed farmland ) Wheat field(normal control farmland ) Grow bad (not enough Grow well 50% yield thickness of covering soil)

  16. Plant Plant Root Thousand Grain Dry weigh Estimated Treatment Serial number height per length per kernel number per plant yield/ s number per square plant/ plant/ weight (kg·hm -2 ) per plant (g) meter (cm) (cm) (g) 1 635 38.37 70.9 76 2.59 29.8 2 598 39.96 72.7 82 2.59 30.14 3 613 40.07 71.6 84 2.7 30.58 4 625 39.3 73.1 86 2.88 - Control 7365.9 a 5 604 40.67 71.4 81 2.48 - farmland Mean 615 a 39.67 a 71.94 a 81.8 a 2.65 a 30.17 a Standard 13.52 0.78 0.83 3.37 0.14 0.32 deviation 1 515 20.67 59.3 50.24 1.51 27.74 2 570 18.37 54.71 42.46 0.89 27.88 3 566 25.93 67.99 58.4 2.12 27.7 4 553 18.35 55.28 46.5 1.06 - Reclaimed 3551.7 b 5 537 21.14 62.43 51.48 1.95 - farmland Mean 548.2b 20.89b 59.94b 49.82 b 1.50b 27.77b Standard 20.21 2.77 4.91 5.32 0.48 0.08 deviation WHY?

  17. Soil properties of reclaimed land filled with Yellow river sediments 2012-2-19 2012-9-18 2013-4-2 2013-9-24 Normal control farmland Reclaimed farmland Soil profile pattern is the KEY

  18. Problems of traditional filling reclamation method Traditional filling reclamation method was: 1) stripping the soils to be reclaimed land; 2) filling the subsided land materials at once; 3) backfilling the soils. This kind of simple soil profile is an unfavorable profile type in pedology , resulting in poor productivity. Filling reclamation Filling reclamation with with coal wastes Yellow River sediment topsoil topsoil subsoil subsoil limited capacity pollution to retain water risk filling material filling material and nutrients parent parent material material Bedrock layer Bedrock layer coal seam coal seam Diagram of Tr Diagram of Traditional fil aditional filling soil ling soil-sed sediment profile iment profiles

  19. 3. A new reconstruction method for reclaiming subsided land with Yellow River Sediments Multilayered soil profiles were favorable for maize growth, water-holding and storage capacity and nutrient preserving capability. stripping the topsoil topsoil topsoil subsoil Yellow River sediment subsoil subsoil stripping the subsoils Yellow River sediment subsoil parent material Bedrock layer parent material coal seam Bedrock layer Diagram of mult Diagr am of multilaye ilayered red so soil il-sedime ediment pro nt profile files

  20. Laboratory simulation test topsoil subsoil sediment laboratory simulation test design of different multilayered soil-sediment profiles Joint training a Ph. D student with Prof. Kevin McSweeney (UIUC)

  21. Compared to CK1, T8, T10, T11 had an increase of dry biomass of root system at 36.64%, 29.78%, 29.96%. Results and Discussion : Compared to CK2 (traditional soil reconstructed profile, The results illustrate that multilayer i.e. filling materials of Yellow river soil profiles were favorable for maize sediment cover with 70cm soil), T8 and T11 seed germination and root growth. had an increase of 22.60%, 15.50% for plant growth, respectively. • 70cm soil cover • Multilayer soil profile

  22. Field test filling layer of Yellow River sediment topsoil sediment subsoil Field test design of different multilayered soil-sediment profiles

  23. There was no difference between filling reclamation and normal control farmland Before filling reclamation normal control farmland After filling reclamation

  24. Topsoil Subsoil Sediment Subsoil Sediment Subsoil Results and Discussion : Compared to contrast(traditional soil reconstructed profile, i.e. filling materials of Yellow river sediment cover with 70cm soil), T7,T8 and T10 had an increase of 3.68%,1.59%, 2.42% for maize yield, respectively. Laboratory and field test have got the same result.

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