2 avg in all washout durations when rills formed, and both W/D ratios of the two plots showed an increasing trend with increasing washout duration.
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The Influence of Short-Term Heavy Rainfall on Hydraulic Characteristics and Rill Formation in the Yuanmou Dry-Hot Valley.
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Flow was the key factor in determining the hydraulic characteristics of runoff, and it had a significant or extremely significant positive correlation with hydraulic characteristics parameters, except in the case of Fr (Froude number) ( r = 0.039).
The runoff V avg (average velocity of all sections in the plot at a certain duration) , Fr avg , P avg , ε avg , and R avg values of the two plots showed a trend of first decreasing (25–75 min), then increasing (75–125 min), and finally stabilizing (125–200 min) with increasing washout duration ( Figure 7 a–e).