Sentence examples for thick clay from inspiring English sources

The thickness of top aquifer ranges from 40 to 56 m followed by a thick clay bed of thickness 15 35 m beneath granular zone, which extends up to a depth of 300 m (CGWB 2007).

This thick clay mud is called "slip".

More than 50 well-formed artifacts as well as hundreds of flakes and fragments of chipping debris were embedded in thick clay sediments immediately beneath typical Clovis material.

Chromium is also showing up in a deeper aquifer that was meant to be shielded by a layer of thick clay.

It was observed that both 0.6 m and 1.2 m thick clay barriers with and without overburden experienced cracks extending up to full depth.

The masonry is constituted by vertically perforated 35 cm thick clay units with tongue and groove and dry head-joints and general-purpose mortar bed-joints.

His next opponent will not be a Spaniard or South American with a wicked topspin forehand and a thick clay-court résumé.

We highlight correlations (1) between thick clay-with-flints layers and the ions Mg2+ and K+, and (2) between UZ thickness and Na+.

Infiltration through the thick, clay-rich soils on the older basalts is small (typically ⩽ 1 2 mm/year) and saline, resulting in a progressive increase of groundwater salinity along the flow path in these basalts.

The researchers said overpumping in other aquifers could produce the same contamination issues seen in the San Joaquin Valley if they have three attributes: alternating layers of clay and sand; a source of arsenic; and relatively low oxygen content, which is common in aquifers located beneath thick clays.

As the viscosity was high at 15%% substrate load, the slurry turned into a thick, clay-like paste and remained as a thick paste following 32 h of hydrolysis.