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E.Olu. Ayoola 《Sedimentary Geology》1981,28(2):153-162
Paleocurrent analysis indicates an easterly and a westerly source, respectively, for the Cretaceous and Tertiary sediments in the middle and upper Benue Trough. Petrographic differentiation of the pre-Santonian and post-Santonian sediments is based on their feldspar contents. Petrographic evidence suggests that the Tertiary sediments are polycycled; this fact, coupled with the inferred westerly source, suggests that the present limits of the trough are not the paleolimits. Thus the rift boundary faults are probably further westward and eastward of the present trough margins. 相似文献
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E.F. Nymphas M.O. Adeniyi M.A. Ayoola E.O. Oladiran 《Journal of Atmospheric and Solar》2009,71(12):1245-1253
The total solar eclipse of 29 March, 2006 which was visible at Ibadan (7.55°N, 4.56°E), south-western Nigeria was utilized to document atmospheric surface-layer effects of the eclipse for the first time in Nigeria. The meteorological parameters measured are global radiation, net radiation, wind speed (at different heights), atmospheric pressure and soil temperature (5, 10 and 30 cm), moisture and heat flux and rainfall. The results revealed remarkable dynamic atmospheric effects. The observations showed that the incoming solar radiation, net radiation and air temperature were significantly affected.There was an upsurge of wind speed just before the first contact of the eclipse followed by a very sharp decrease in wind speed due to the cooling and stabilization of the atmospheric boundary layer. The atmospheric pressure lags the eclipse maximum by 1 h 30 min, while the soil temperature at 5 and 10 cm remain constant during the maximum phase of the eclipse. 相似文献
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The excitation of structural components and liquid contents of surface impoundments by seismic waves can generate turbulence
that is large enough to overtop the bounding berms. In cases in which the liquids are wastes from industrial/municipal operations,
their release from impoundments can pose significant risks to the environment. In this analysis, the freeboard magnitudes
that can accommodate liquid head levels in impoundments are determined through linkage of configuration of waves in the liquid
surface to incident seismic wave characteristics, liquid characteristics and impoundment design. For an impoundment site in
a region of ground acceleration levels ranging from 0.2 to 1.0 g and impacted by seismic shear wave velocity of 180 m/s, freeboard
requirements are in the range of 0.004–2.0 m on soft soil; 0.008–0.7 m on medium-dense soil; and 0.002–0.1 m for dense soil.
For the same impoundment design, ground acceleration and incident wave characteristics, freeboard requirements are directly
proportional to the depth of the soil mantle over bedrock. The impoundment slope, which is a key parameter with regards to
liquid holding volumetric capacity of the impoundment, is a less significant parameter than depth to bedrock with regard to
the size of the required freeboard. This implies that siting of an impoundment should be considered to be critical to impoundment
performance in seismic zones. 相似文献
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