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How is compaction important in the formation of coal?
because the more compaction, the better and more potent coal so, the more compacted the better
How can soil compaction affect a plants growth?
Soil compaction affects plant growth because if the soil is more compact it is harder for air, sunlight, and water to get to the roots of the plant.
Is compaction part of the digestive function?
Compaction is a part of the digestive function which limits the size of food so it can more readily be broken down and transported. It plays a large part in the intestines where it squeezes the water and nutrients from the food.
How would soil compaction affect the soil's ability to grow crops?
Soil compaction creates a physical barrier to plant roots' growth in their search for more nutrients. More of the plant's energy is used up trying to push roots through this harder layer of soil.
Where does happen compaction?
Compaction in the broad civil engineering sense is usually meant to mean the increasing of the density of a material by applying compactive effort and removing the air present, i.e. decreasing air voids content.Good compaction is not difficult.You first need a material that is in a suitable condition to be compacted, you lay it in the correct layer thickness, and you use compaction plant capable of compacting that thickness.A variety of rollers both in size, weight and type are available to compact soil, granular and bituminous materials, and a number of hand operated devices are available for compaction in confined spaces such as trenches and haunch widenings.By far the most common cause of poor compaction is attempting to compact too thick a layer of material at a time.It is necessary to have the correct combination of roller compactive effort related to the thickness of material laid for successful compaction to occur.The importance of the correct compaction of materials cannot be stressed too highly, and you will find reference to appropriate compaction procedures in many British Standards, DOT Specifications and DOT Design Manuals, Specification for the Reinstatement of Openings in the Highway, and other publications.Soil compaction will depend upon the nature of the soil and its moisture content.The soil can be a cohesive clay, sand and gravel, or more likely some combination of clay and granular material, e.g. boulder clay, which is what makes soil engineering so interesting.But if you have a soil, or granular material, that has cohesive properties, (i.e. exhibit plasticity), to whatever degree, moisture content becomes very important.Too wet you will have consolidation problems at a later date, too dry and full compaction will be hard to achieve, and further compaction/consolidation will happen at a later date as equilibrium moisture content is established.
What benefits health more fresh or dried papaya seeds?
Dried papaya seeds
Where can I find more information on freeze dried food?
You can find more information about freeze dried food by researching with books. The library most likely has many books about freeze dried foods and how to do the process.
How are mixtures alike and different?
there mixes
What are the factors affecting soil compaction?
lower levels of organic matter, less aggregation and more compaction
How many cups of cake batter in a box cake package?
5-7 cups, generally chocolate cake mixes yield more and white mixes yield less
What is the personal appearance in Brazil?
Depends. In the South of Brazil is more Gemans and Italians In Southest is more Italian Portuguese Japaneses In the WEST of all contry is more African Indian European Mix In the Northest is strong African and Indian mixes In The North Indian Mixes
Which type of sediment would undergo more compaction grains of sand or grains of clay?
Grains of clay due to their flat structure.
