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Benefits from Regulating Flow and Sediment Processes into the Lower Yellow River

Qiwei Han

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Benefits from regulating flow and sediment processes into the lower Yellow River in 2002-2006 are a) that more sediment load was delivered into the sea with the average sediment increased by 73.3%;b) that the channel of the lower Yellow River channel was lowered,about 1.0 m downstream of the Lijin hydrometric station;c) that with the released flow rate greater than 2 500 m3/s,the bed-forming discharge over the whole lower river was increased;d) that the concern that the channel in the Shandong Province would be in sedimentation has been eliminated.With the bankfull discharge increased by 1 800-2 000 m3/s,the flow of 1 800-4 000 m3/s didn't overflow the floodplains along the about 900 km lower Yellow River,which prevented the floodplains from being flooded successfully,which could not had happened without regulating the flow and sediment processes.

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Benefits from regulating flow and sediment processes into the lower Yellow River in 2002-2006 are a) that more sediment load was delivered into the sea with the average sediment increased by 73.3%;b) that the channel of the lower Yellow River channel was lowered,about 1.0 m downstream of the Lijin hydrometric station;c) that with the released flow rate greater than 2 500 m3/s,the bed-forming discharge over the whole lower river was increased;d) that the concern that the channel in the Shandong Province would be in sedimentation has been eliminated.With the bankfull discharge increased by 1 800-2 000 m3/s,the flow of 1 800-4 000 m3/s didn't overflow the floodplains along the about 900 km lower Yellow River,which prevented the floodplains from being flooded successfully,which could not had happened without regulating the flow and sediment processes.

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Benefits from regulating flow and sediment processes into the lower Yellow River in 2002-2006 are a) that more sediment load was delivered into the sea with the average sediment increased by 73.3%;b) that the channel of the lower Yellow River channel was lowered,about 1.0 m downstream of the Lijin hydrometric station;c) that with the released flow rate greater than 2 500 m3/s,the bed-forming discharge over the whole lower river was increased;d) that the concern that the channel in the Shandong Province would be in sedimentation has been eliminated.With the bankfull discharge increased by 1 800-2 000 m3/s,the flow of 1 800-4 000 m3/s didn't overflow the floodplains along the about 900 km lower Yellow River,which prevented the floodplains from being flooded successfully,which could not had happened without regulating the flow and sediment processes.

Key concepts: Sediment, Sedimentation, Floodplain, Hydrology (agriculture), Channel (broadcasting), Flow (mathematics), Environmental science, Geology

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