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- Action anthropique ; Belgique ; Carte ; Erosion des sols ; Géographie physique ; Propriété du sol ; Pédologie ; Sol forestier (1)
- Agropédologie ; Eau du sol ; Géographie physique ; Porosité ; Propriété du sol ; Pédologie ; Sol ; Texture (1)
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- Carte des sols et praticabilité des terrains forestiers en Belgique (1)
- Nedknusing av bergartsfragmenter og mineralkorn ved bretransport Crushing of rock fragments and mineral grains by glacial transport (1)
- Particle size, shape, and load in a cold and a temperate valley glacier (1)
- Strength of soil aggregates and of aggregate beds in Impact of water and external forces on soil structure. Selected papers of the 1st Workshop on soilphysics and soilmechanics, Hannover 1986. (1)
- The use of specific surface area, pore volume, and pore area in evaluating the degree of weathering of fine particles : an example from Lauhanvuori, western Finland (1)
- Nedknusing av bergartsfragmenter og mineralkorn ved bretransport Crushing of rock fragments and mineral grains by glacial transport
- The crushing of mineral material and the formation of resistant mineral modes during the glacial transport are mainly dependant on the primary properties of the mineral material, inherited from the parent rock. This is illustrated
- The crushing test on soil aggregates of irregular shape is calibrated against the Brazilian test for cylinders. Factors affecting the strength of soil aggregates are reviewed. These include water content, wetting and drying cycles, and age hardening
- Field enquiries and measurements of soil resistance to crushing in different parts of Belgium have shown that : (a) hydromorphic and slightly stony silty soils are most sensitive to damages due to skidding machines, (b) this sensitivity is mainly
- artificially crushed granite.
- a wide range of silt and boulder sizes. Crushing into smaller pieces, rather than the removal of asperities is postulated as the dominant process of glacial erosion. Sediment loads are given for the glacial streams.