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trasher [3.6K]
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Describe how wind transports sediment by saltation

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saul85 [17]3 years ago
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At the point when the wind transports silt by saltation, little particles are brought about to "bob" or "bounce" by the wind, moving them toward the path the wind is blowing. Essentially, the particles are skiped along the surface once or a few times until they lose energy and additionally lift from the twist, and soon thereafter they rejoin the silt on the ground. It is a type of transport that for the most part prepares little particles, however the size increments with expanded wind speed.
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