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May 27, 20260 citations

Grain size characteristics and sedimentary environment of surface sediments in East Juyan Lake

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YLYaokang LianXCXiangsheng ChangGDGuotao Dong

Key Points

  • This research aims to analyze the grain size properties and sedimentary environments of surface sediments in East Juyan Lake.
  • Conducted grain size analysis on 72 surface sediment samples from East Juyan Lake.
  • Examined the distribution of particle sizes relative to location (south vs. north, near shore vs. far shore).
  • Categorized the sedimentary environments based on water depth and hydrodynamic conditions.
  • Average particle size ranges from 3.76φ to 7.31φ, with a mean of 6.43φ.
  • Sediments primarily consist of clay and silt, with notable types being sandy clayey silt.
  • Identification of three sedimentary environments with varying hydrodynamic conditions and particle size characteristics.

Abstract

East Juyan Lake is the tail lake of Heihe River. It not only plays an important role in maintaining the local ecological environment, but also has certain significance for the protection of East Juyan Lake wetland. In this paper, the grain size analysis of 72 surface sediment samples collected from East Juyan Lake was carried out. The results show that the average particle size of the sediments is between 3.76φ ~ 7.31φ, with an average value of 6.43φ. The types are mainly clay and silt, mostly sandy clayey silt and sandy clayey silt. The particle size is mainly characterized by the distribution of fine in the south and coarse in the north, coarse in the near shore and fine in the far shore, which is obviously affected by hydrodynamic conditions and source supply. The separation is poor, and the material source is diverse, which affects the uniformity of particle size. There are three types of sedimentary environment in the East Juyan Lake. The first type is located in the lakeside area, the second has general hydrodynamic conditions because the water depth is between the first type of sedimentary area and the third type of sedimentary area. The third has the deepest water depth, weak hydrodynamic conditions and the finest average particle size in the three areas.

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Lian et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a168a090c924ddd1bd58aedhttps://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202671101005/pdf
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