Sentence examples for flow soil from inspiring English sources

Consequences of the changes in soil physical properties are clearly corollaries, and include reduced productivity due to surface erosion, mass flow, soil compaction, and rutting and puddling.

For the third tier, the TREX watershed model simulated runoff, channel flow, soil erosion, and stream sediment transport in the Naesung Stream watershed at very high resolution.

B1 scenario provided more conservative estimates, with an increase of drought events number up to 56%, 92% and 34% in flow, soil moisture and groundwater, respectively.

The drought duration difference between scenarios reaches up to 33%, 89% and 34% for simulated flow, soil moisture and groundwater respectively till 2100.

For A2 scenario, it was found that the number of drought events could increase up to 98%, 109% and 81% in flow, soil moisture and groundwater respectively.

However, other factors (e.g. macropore flow, soil sealing and reduced vegetation cover) are also likely to have caused unexpectedly high or low infiltration rates for some points and higher infiltration rates at the plot-scale than expected.

Two pilot-scale vertical-flow soil filter eco-technologies, a roughing filter (RF) and a polishing filter (PF) with plants (willows), were operated independently in a single-stage configuration and coupled together in a multi-stage (RF + PF) configuration to investigate the MTBE and benzene removal performances.

Long-term investigations were carried out in a pilot-scale vertical-flow soil filter (VFSF) system to characterize the fate of different precipitating ions (Fe2+, Mn2+, Ca2+) during the remediation of heavily contaminated groundwater under different hydraulic loading rates (HLRs) and to assess MTBE and BTEX removal efficiencies under low winter temperatures.

The results obtained in this study not only demonstrate the feasibility of vertical-flow soil filter systems for treating groundwater contaminated with MTBE and benzene, but can also be considered a major step forward towards their application under full-scale conditions for commercial purposes in the oil and gas industries.

There were 86 presentations in Terrsa, Matsue and Obaku Plaza, Kyoto University on the topics of rock avalanche, granular flows, debris flows, soil liquefaction, soil desiccation crack, sediment transport and a variety of other interesting subjects.

This study mapped the production of five ecosystem services in South Africa: surface water supply, water flow regulation, soil accumulation, soil retention, and carbon storage.