A dam is a barrier built across a waterway to stop or control the flow of water. Man-made reservoirs are formed behind the dams. A dyke is a long wall of earth built along a waterway or along a sea coast to prevent the river water overflowing their channels.
*A levee is the same thing as a dyke the difference being that the former word comes from French and the latter from Dutch.
Dolerite is coarse grained variety of basalt, if present in the dorm of a dyke (discordent igneous body), it is called a dolerite dyke.
Itaipu dam
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The only difference between them is that, a masonry dam retains the water behind it, while the retaining wall retains the earth materials at its back. The distribution of pressure along its height is also same to the masonry dam.
they have different enviernments
difference between the high flood level and stream bed datum.
Does and nannies both refer to female goats in general. Dam is the equivalent of mother, a kid goat will have both a dam and a sire.
The large dam is larger...pretty self explanatory. Also the larger dam will be heavier, take up more space, stop more water, and lots more.
Both of these are called igneous intrusions. They form when liquid magma forces its way into cracks in existing rocks and sets. If the resulting band of rock is basically vertical it is called a dyke, and if it is more horizontal it is a sill.
Refer to this link, its a whitepaper populating the diffrences...http://www.northplains.com/downloads/Differentiating_DAM_from_ECM.pdf
usually the man made one has a dam
Dam- a barrier constructed to hold back water and raise its level. used for electricity or water supply. Levee- a structure designed to prevent or control a flood
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Bund wall and dyke wall are two completely different walls, and used for certain use. Bund wall is a concrete or earth wall surrounding a storage tank containing crude oil or its refined product, and dyke wall is a long wall or embankment built to prevent flooding from the sea.