Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Russian term or phrase:
рыхлые и среднеплотные аллювиально-пролювиальные
English translation:
loose and semi-compact alluvium-proluvium
Added to glossary by
Emily Justice
Jun 6, 2008 07:51
16 yrs ago
Russian term
рыхлые и среднеплотные аллювиально-пролювиальные
Russian to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
soil types
Context - soil at a construction site. It says that it is sandy (varying from medium to very fine - средные и пылеватые), and then goes on to say ' по стоению они подразделяются на рыхлые и среднеплотные аллювиально-пролювиальные.
I don't understand this second category. The first one (средные и пылеватые) comes from a standard list of 5 soil types, and so has direct English equivalents.
I don't understand this second category. The first one (средные и пылеватые) comes from a standard list of 5 soil types, and so has direct English equivalents.
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loose and semi-compact alluvium-proluvium
alluvium: Mud and/or sand deposited by flowing water. Alluvial deposits may occur after a heavy rain storm.
proluvium: (geology) A complex, friable, deltaic sediment accumulated at the foot of a slope as a result of an occasional torrential washing of fragmental material
http://www.e-goldprospecting.com/html/fluvial__alluvial__or_...
There seem to be various ways in which рыхлые и среднеплотные could be rendered (loose, light; dense, compact etc). Not sure which would be best
proluvium: (geology) A complex, friable, deltaic sediment accumulated at the foot of a slope as a result of an occasional torrential washing of fragmental material
http://www.e-goldprospecting.com/html/fluvial__alluvial__or_...
There seem to be various ways in which рыхлые и среднеплотные could be rendered (loose, light; dense, compact etc). Not sure which would be best
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