Sentence examples for impacts of sand from inspiring English sources

It further attempts to assess the impacts of sand mining on local communities of the river bank.

The present article tries to study the socio-economical and environmental impacts of sand mining and work sites located on Tatao River in the North-western part of Iran.

Finally, we show that the impact of sand slugs is equivalent to the impact of a crushable foam projectile.

To precise the impact of sand implementation on hydraulic and biological behaviors, a study has been done in laboratory columns (surface 0.1m2) in relation to physical and mechanical characteristics of the sand.

Based on this assumption, natural hydraulic lime can be an alternative binder to cement, while the introduction of waste as inert material can be used to reduce the environmental impact of sand.

The Corps's studies for this region date from the early 1960's, but final plans will not be ready until at least 2002 because the Federal Council on Environmental Quality has asked for detailed reviews of the impact of sand pumping on wildlife and on water quality in the bays north of the barrier islands, officials say.

Further, the authors assessed the impact of sand mining in the lake after its prohibition on the Changjiang, and clarified that alternative scenario of sand mining in lakes currently disconnected from the mainstream would reduce the flood risk to a greater extent than intensive dredging along junction channel.

Among mechanical surface preparation grit blasting, e.g. using abrasive impact of sand or corundum particles, or grinding are commonly used as pretreatment processes for steel adherent surfaces [17-20] [17-20]l surfaces before painting [21].

"I can't say we have a lot of experience with this sort of thing, but my guess is it wouldn't have a lot of impact on sand transport," said James Bailard, technical adviser for BEACON, a collaborative effort studying beach erosion along the Santa Barbara and Ventura County coastlines.

The anemometers were co-located with saltation probes (set at a height of 0.02 m) that measure the impacts of saltating sand grains.

The second is that carbon pollution is just one of the impacts of tar sands production.