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What happens in a wave?
Destructive waves happen when the backwash is stronger than the swash. =)
What kind of wave produces a swash stronger than a backwash?
a constructive wave
What happens when swash is more powerful than backwash?
then the backwash will be slower and weaker and the swash will just stay
What is the destructive ocean wave produced by an earthquake?
There are 2 ways. One way is when large waves have a backwash that is stronger than the swash. The stronger backwash causes more materials to be removed from the beach instead of being deposited. The other way is when there is a storm, strong winds produce large waves which pound against the coast and remove large amounts of materials from it.
What does De position mean?
When the sea loses energy, it drops the sand, rock particles and pebbles it has been carrying. This is called deposition. Deposition happens when the swash is stronger than the backwash and is associated with constructive waves.
What is a constructive wave?
A constructive wave is a powerful wave that surges up the beach with a powerful swash. This is the forward movement of the wave up the beach. It has a weak backwash, which is the backward movement of water down a beach when a wave has broken. Characteristics are: .swash is stronger than the backwash. .Has a low gradient. .Has low energy. .Produces gentle beach profile .Other names are: storm, surfing or plunging waves. .Typical off the SW coast of the UK.
What does a constructive wave do?
Constructive waves are waves with low energy, thus have a stronger swash then backwash. Where there are less than 8 waves breaking each minute they tend to be constructive waves. Constructive waves tend to deposit material and build up a beach.
How can waves be responsible for both erosion and deposition?
All waves are responsible for both but, the overall (net) effect depends on the strenght of the swash (forward movement) and backwash (backwards movement). There are two main types of waves. The first is constructive waves which has a strong swash but the water quickly loses energy (depositing matierial) and then moving back to the sea with a weak backwash (therefore not moving much sediment away). The second is destructive waves which have a much stronger backwash than swash meaning more sediment gets removed than added leading to net erosion. Waves can also erode cliff faces by three processes: Abrasion(sediment in the sea is thrown against cliff face), Solution(chemicals in the sea erode certain rock types) and hydraulic action( water forced into cracks in the cliff face creates 'explosive' effect when wave draws back).
Do you need to bring pool pump and filter indoors?
No , if you have a D.E. filter instead of an older cartridge filter than the D.E. can get pretty messy if when you filter clean , and if you have a backwash when you backwash .
How do you sing waving flag?
When i get older i will be stronger they'll call me freedom just like the waving flag.(in soft vosie)When i get older i will be stronger they;ll call me freedom just like the waving flag and than it gos back and than it gos back and than it gos back wooahoo!
Why do pebbles go smaller the closer you are to the sea?
This is to do with tide patterns and percolation. A wave's swash (wave going up the beach) is very powerful and has enough power to carry large pebbles up the beach. However on a pebble beach, a lot of the waves energy is lost filling the gaps in the pebbles. All those small spaces mean the wave loses power and its backwash (wave going back down the beach) is much weaker than its swash. Only the smaller pebbles can be pulled back down the beach. This leaves the larger pebbles further up the beach.
Who is stronger vector or sonic?
sonic is stronger than knuckles yes he is stronger than vector
