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2005-10-11  The three beds used were designed to simulate the progressive effect of sand deposition on a gravel bed with median grain size (D 50) of 25 mm. Such a situation is common in bimodal beds, but, as compared with gravel and sand cases, little work has been done to investigate the interaction between the variable roughness of a bimodal bed and the ...

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1987-7-1  An experimental flow-channel was used to investigate the rapid deposition of sand and gravel mixtures downstream of a negative step. Hydraulic processes give

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2014-3-11  Zhang et al. 20 studied the vertical distribution of wind-blown sand flux and attempted to quantify sand erosion and deposition above gravel beds.

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1998-5-15  Models of sand and gravel deposits in the Front Range urban corridor are named for their physiographic setting or mode of formation (Figure 1). The models represent a variety of geologic environments that combine a history of erosion by streams, deposition of sand and gravel and, commonly, renewed erosion. The

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2018-1-8  6.2.2 Gravel and Sand-Gravel Bed Deposition. Deposition of suspended clay to the porous beds occurred at higher rates than what was observed in the acrylic bed

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2007-6-2  Continental Deposition. On the continents, sedimentation might be thought to begin with clastic materials shed from the flanks of mountain ranges. These alluvial fans are characterized by poorly sorted, boulder and gravel dominated, debris flow

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2012-11-26  •Coarse materials (coarse sand, gravel, pebbles and cobbles) •Chaotic depositional patterns •Rugged topography leads to mud and debris flows •Deposition on buried ice is common and leads to post-depositional collapse and deformation •Braided streams are the norm •May be highly influenced by seasonal variations .

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2019-2-28  Depositional environments. Sedimentary rocks are formed by 5 processes, there are erosion, weathering, transport, deposition, and diagenesis process (Boggs, 1991). These 5 processes with 4 types of rocks make up a cycle that is known as sedimentary cycle. The properties of sedimentary rocks such as sediment textures and structures, are formed ...

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2019-9-23  6.3 Depositional Environments and Sedimentary Basins. Sediments accumulate in a wide variety of environments, both on the continents and in the oceans. Some of the more important of these environments are illustrated in Figure 6.3.1. Figure 6.3.1 Some of the important depositional environments for sediments and sedimentary rocks.

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2015-9-1  6.3 Depositional Environments and Sedimentary Basins. Sediments accumulate in a wide variety of environments, both on the continents and in the

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An experimental flow-channel was used to investigate the rapid deposition of sand and gravel mixtures downstream of a negative step. Hydraulic processes give rise to the quasi-simultaneous accumulation of openwork gravels, matrix-filled contact framework and dilated framework gravels.

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An experimental flow-channel was used to investigate the rapid deposition of sand and gravel mixtures downstream of a negative step. Hydraulic processes give rise to the quasi-simultaneous accumulation of openwork gravels, matrix-filled contact framework

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Sediment transport and deposition in sand–gravel bed rivers is shown to depend on dunes. The sediment mixture is vertically sorted in avalanches at the lee side of the dunes. Part of the ...

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2009-10-6  in experimental gravel implanted in the streambeds. Sand trapped in the interstices of the top several centimeters formed a seal that impeded deeper deposition of very fine sand and finer material. The seal was responsible at least in part for a decrease

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2007-6-2  Continental Deposition. On the continents, sedimentation might be thought to begin with clastic materials shed from the flanks of mountain ranges. These alluvial fans are characterized by poorly sorted, boulder and gravel dominated, debris flow

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2012-11-26  •Coarse materials (coarse sand, gravel, pebbles and cobbles) •Chaotic depositional patterns •Rugged topography leads to mud and debris flows •Deposition on buried ice is common and leads to post-depositional collapse and deformation •Braided streams are the norm •May be highly influenced by seasonal variations .

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2019-2-28  Depositional environments. Sedimentary rocks are formed by 5 processes, there are erosion, weathering, transport, deposition, and diagenesis process (Boggs, 1991). These 5 processes with 4 types of rocks make up a cycle that is known as sedimentary cycle. The properties of sedimentary rocks such as sediment textures and structures, are formed ...

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1 天前  Sand-sized grains are visible to the naked eye and range from 1/16 mm to 2 mm. Sand is further subdivided into very fine, fine, medium, coarse, and very coarse. Rock formed from these are called sandstone. "Gravel"-sized grains range from > 2 mm

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6.3 Depositional Environments and Sedimentary Basins. Sediments accumulate in a wide variety of environments, both on the continents and in the oceans. Some of the more important of these environments are illustrated in Figure 6.3.1. Figure 6.3.1 Some of the important depositional environments for sediments and sedimentary rocks.

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An experimental flow-channel was used to investigate the rapid deposition of sand and gravel mixtures downstream of a negative step. Hydraulic processes give rise to the quasi-simultaneous accumulation of openwork gravels, matrix-filled contact framework and dilated framework gravels.

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Sediment transport and deposition in sand–gravel bed rivers is shown to depend on dunes. The sediment mixture is vertically sorted in avalanches at the lee side of the dunes. Part of the ...

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Gravel beds can prevent sand-dust emission and weaken sand-dust flux. We used wind-tunnel experiments and field observations on artificial gravel beds above the Mogao Grottoes to quantify their impact. In the report, we identified a significant correlation between gravel roughness and its ability to

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2009-10-6  in experimental gravel implanted in the streambeds. Sand trapped in the interstices of the top several centimeters formed a seal that impeded deeper deposition of very fine sand and finer material. The seal was responsible at least in part for a decrease

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2014-2-6  Peak Dam (fig. 1). Above the Lucky Peak Dam the river is eroding and transports sand and gravel with minor deposition. Below the Lucky Peak Dam the river not only transports sand and gravel but also has deposited, and probably continues to deposit, significant amounts of sand and gravel in a corridor crossing the Western Snake River Plain.

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1999-2-2  The rate of deposition is intimately linked to the concentration of suspended fines near the gravel bed. If interstitial voids in coarse sediment deposits are filled or covered with sand or inorganic fine materials, their habitat value is greatly reduced.

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2010-4-13  sand and gravel mining. The general guidelines for sand and gravel mining are as follows:- a) Parts of the river reaches that experience deposition or aggradation shall be identified first. Operators may be allowed to extract the sand and gravel deposit in these locations to lessen aggradation problem.

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2012-11-26  •Coarse materials (coarse sand, gravel, pebbles and cobbles) •Chaotic depositional patterns •Rugged topography leads to mud and debris flows •Deposition on buried ice is common and leads to post-depositional collapse and deformation •Braided streams are the norm •May be highly influenced by seasonal variations .

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6.3 Depositional Environments and Sedimentary Basins. Sediments accumulate in a wide variety of environments, both on the continents and in the oceans. Some of the more important of these environments are illustrated in Figure 6.17. Table 6.3 provides a

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