2013
DOI: 10.7202/1016063ar
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Production et transport des sédiments en suspension dans l’oued Sikkak (Tafna – nord-ouest Algérie)

Abstract: Résumé L’envasement et le transport solide constituent, par leur importance, un problème majeur en Algérie (dégradation des sols agricoles, alluvionnement des retenues). Les études d’aménagement hydrotechnique butent très souvent sur le problème du manque ou du nombre réduit de données relatives au transport solide. De nombreux chercheurs ont travaillé pour pallier ce problème en mettant au point des modèles spécifiques aux bassins étudiés. Ces derniers servent à combler les lacunes des mesures et à … Show more

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“…Nevertheless, during the high flow c onditions, t he ( La/Yb) n ratio was always higher than 2 (Table 3) for this group of stations (MG, M2, T5, and I5) which indicates that erosion was probably one of the main causes of the relative LREE and MREE enrichment. These stations are the outlets of the upper main Tafna course and of the main tributaries, where the slopes and erosion rates are the most important (Tidjani et al, 2006;Bouanani et al, 2013). The absence of a significant correlation between the REE and most of the trace metals having an anthropogenic source (Benabdelkader et al, 2018) suggests that the high erosion processes occurring in the upper catchments might have "hidden" the pollution influence, as already mentioned for the I5 station for metals (Benabdelkader et al, 2018) .…”
Section: Edta Extractable Fraction Of Reementioning
confidence: 87%
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“…Nevertheless, during the high flow c onditions, t he ( La/Yb) n ratio was always higher than 2 (Table 3) for this group of stations (MG, M2, T5, and I5) which indicates that erosion was probably one of the main causes of the relative LREE and MREE enrichment. These stations are the outlets of the upper main Tafna course and of the main tributaries, where the slopes and erosion rates are the most important (Tidjani et al, 2006;Bouanani et al, 2013). The absence of a significant correlation between the REE and most of the trace metals having an anthropogenic source (Benabdelkader et al, 2018) suggests that the high erosion processes occurring in the upper catchments might have "hidden" the pollution influence, as already mentioned for the I5 station for metals (Benabdelkader et al, 2018) .…”
Section: Edta Extractable Fraction Of Reementioning
confidence: 87%
“…Consequently, despite a lower discharge, the upper Tafna River (T5 station) had a greater influence o n t he REE illustrated changes in the texture and/or mineralogy of the sediment, noticeably the relative importance of feldspar in the sediment fraction (i.e. M2 and T5, such stations being located at the outlet of high erosive areas, Tidjani et al, 2006;Bouanani et al, 2013). The influence of hydrological conditions on the Gd anomaly for the MG and S2 stations was not clearly detected.…”
Section: Role Of Damsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The flow rate of suspended solids is therefore the product of the concentration estimated in kg-m 3 by the corresponding liquid flow rate measured in m3-s 1 [40]. The solid flow is calculated by the relation: Qs=Ql*C where Qs is the suspended solid flow (kg/s); C is the concentration of suspended sediments (g/l); and Ql is the liquid flow (m 3 /s).…”
Section: Geoscience Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a consequence of this significant erosion in watersheds in Maghreb countries, the discharge of sediments carried on average every year to the Mediterranean Sea is estimated to be 100 million tonnes [2]. In these Mediterranean regions, mechanical soil erosion and the transport of sediment in rivers are mainly controlled by extreme climatic events, generally of considerable intensity and short duration, that generate significant surface runoff on watershed soils and sometimes intense flood flow in the wadis [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. It is important to study these flood periods because they play a key role in terms of evaluating the export of particles and also obtaining a better understanding of D DAVID PUBLISHING…”
Section: Introduction mentioning
confidence: 99%