slope wash

[′slōp ‚wäsh]

(geology)

The mass-wasting process, assisted by nonchanneled running water, by which rock and soil is transported down a slope, specifically, sheet erosion.

The material that is or has been transported.

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Slope washes are formed due to mechanical destruction and the movement of the separated parts based on the gravity force on the domain and finally the accumulation of the materials.

Engineering of the geometrical hydraulic construct of the dam location: a case study of Darian dam

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