This invention provides a synergistic method for soil-rock and ecological disaster mitigation and flow control resilience in debris flows, comprising the following steps: Step 1: Conducting on-site surveys and parameter collection in the
watershed to obtain the topographic features,
sediment source distribution, and hydrological information of the
debris flow watershed; Step 2: Designing the geometric dimensions of the main
structure based on
particle size distribution and topographic features; Step 3: Designing the main structure for graded flow mitigation and drainage; Step 4: Identifying the ecological species in the
watershed and surrounding environment, and conducting ecological design in conjunction with the main structure configuration; Step 5: Conducting
flume physical model tests to calculate the energy dissipation rate and flow control capacity of the main structure configuration method and technology for
debris flow disaster mitigation and flow control; Step 6: Based on the test results, constructing a three-dimensional fish-scale
flume model, and conducting numerical simulations on
debris flow scenarios of different scales, particle sizes, and rainfall conditions to correct and optimize the soil-rock and ecological synergistic configuration mode. This application proposes a synergistic method for rock-soil-ecological disaster mitigation and flow control resilience for debris flows in watersheds. This method can disperse the mainstream
impact energy of debris flows to form local
backflow, thereby controlling the flow direction of debris flows to avoid buildings and people. It organically combines graded flow mitigation and drainage of rock and soil structures with ecological materials and
vegetation measures, thereby improving the adaptive
recovery capacity of the resilience
control system and the ecological diversity of the watershed, and realizing the sustainable and comprehensive management of debris flows.