Effect of varying silica-limestone sand fines on the physical-mechanical performance of concrete by Tarek Djedid, Mohammed Mani, Abdelkader Ouakouak, Abdelhamid Guettala

“…The main objective of this investigation is to search for an optimal percentage of silica-limestone fines resulting from the substitution of half in quantity of alluvial sand by crushed limestone sand in ordinary concrete. …”
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Effect of varying silica-limestone sand fines on the physical-mechanical performance of concrete by Tarek Djedid, Mohammed Mani, Abdelkader Ouakouak, Abdelhamid Guettala

“…The main objective of this investigation is to search for an optimal percentage of silica-limestone fines resulting from the substitution of half in quantity of alluvial sand by crushed limestone sand in ordinary concrete. …”
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A Critical Evaluation of Single Extractions from the SMT Program to Determine Trace Element Mobility in Sediments by Valérie Cappuyns

“…Two commonly applied single extractions procedures, namely extractions with ammonium-EDTA and acetic acid, were evaluated based on the analysis of 72 samples from alluvial sediments. For most trace elements (Cu, Zn, Cd, Ni, As, and Pb), a significant linear relationship could be established between their ammonium-EDTA or acetic acid extractable concentrations and their total concentrations, the organic carbon content, pH, and Fe , Al, and/or Ca content in the sediments. …”
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Estimations on risk and bureaucracy: Sensitivity method by Challoumis Constantinos, Savić Marko, Constantinou Alexios

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Prioritizinghydrological erosion-prone response units in Latyan catchment by Ali ahmad abadi, amir karam, Mohsen PourbashirHir

“…The results show that Most amount of erosion and Following the First Priority of Watershed's preserve is in the eastern part of the lake dam And the upstream basin with poor ranch land use, sedimentary-alluvial lithology and 26 degree of slop.…”
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Subsurface geology of the Torino metropolitan area (Westernmost Po Plain, NW Italy) by Andrea Irace, Igor Marcelli, Gianfranco Fioraso, Andrea Festa, Rita Catanzariti, Brunella Raco, Matia Menichini, Giulio Masetti, Elisa Brussolo, Gianna Vivaldo, Marco Doveri

“…Our results demonstrate that the deposition of the lower Piacenzian shallow marine succession and then of the Piacenzian to Calabrian alluvial record was controlled by the stepwise propagation of the THF, and suggest that this thrust was apparently sealed by the late Early Pleistocene unconformity. …”
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Provenance of late Pleistocene loess in central and eastern Europe: isotopic evidence for dominant local sediment sources by K. Fenn, I. L. Millar, A. Bird, D. Veres, Doris Wagner

“…The results demonstrate that over the last 300 ka the alluvial plains of the Danube (which are themselves sourced from surrounding mountain belts) are a local source of material and consequently sediment experiences aeolian transport over relatively short distances. …”
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Pengontrolan Kecepatan Aliran Vortex Berbasis Arduino Sebagai Metoda Pemisah Campuran Serbuk Tembaga dan Aluminium by Fico Trianda Ravelli, Firman Ridwan

“…Several methods have been developed to separate gold from alluvial using the principle of density. Density is used as a basic concept in material separation. …”
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NEW CONTRIBUTIONS TO VEGETATION KNOWLEDGE OF THE DANUBE DELTA, ROMANIA (I) by Adrian OPREA, Culiţă SÎRBU, Mihai DOROFTEI, Silviu COVALIOV

“…The Natura 2000 habitat in the Danube Delta that include this newly proposed plant community is: 91E0* Alluvial forests with Alnus glutinosa and Fraxinus excelsior (Alno-Padion, Alnion incanae, Salicion albae).…”
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Geomorphology of the Caracota Valley, Western Altiplano, Northern Chile by Jan-Christoph Otto, Matias Gallardo, Luca Sitzia, Daniela Osorio, Eugenia M. Gayo

“…Non-glacial processes at low intensities through most of the Holocene evoked little changes to the glacial landscape configuration, even though alluvial, fluvial and aeolian processes locally caused some sediment redistribution. …”
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Le port antique de Chelles (Seine-et-Marne) : une course après la rivière by Yann Le Jeune, Corinne Charamond, Christian Charamond

“…The general development reflects a rapid decline in activity in connection with the gradual flooding of the Marne channel, due to massive alluvial inflows. The latter are related to erosion due to the development of agriculture across the Marne watershed, which also led to the establishment of an increasingly marked flood regime. …”
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Análise multicriterial para avaliação da susceptibilidade à ocorrência de quedas de blocos na vertente noroeste da serra da Meruoca, Ceará, Brasil by Adisson Souza Tavares, Frederico de Holanda Bastos

“…From the results it was identified that most of the basin has a very low and low susceptibility level (46%), being these the lower portions close to the exutory already on the erosive surfaces surrounding the massif, in addition to the alveolar plains, with colluvium-alluvial deposit, located on the elevated surfaces of the mountain range. …”
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The paradox when managing the riparian zones of rivers with engineered embankments in The French prealps by André Evette, Caroline Zanetti, Paul Cavaillé, Fanny Dommanget, Patrice Mériaux, Michel Vennetier

“…The current management of these embankments often excludes woody plants for safety reasons. However, alluvial vegetation and riparian zones can play important ecological roles by providing often very biodiverse environments and acting as biological corridors.There is a paradox when managing these embankments between the security requirement to exclude woody plants and the ecological imperative to add vegetation. …”
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Beginning of the metal age in the central Balkans according to the results of the archeometallurgy by Jovanović B.

“…The technology employed is close to the former flint mining in the Late Neolithic; massive pebbles obtained from the neighboring alluvial deposits were used as mining hammers. Identical technology was employed in the mines dating from the later periods /Rudnik, Central Serbia, Jarmovac, Priboj na Limu/. …”
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Intertoe Squamous Cell Carcinoma Developed in a Patient with Rheumatoid Arthritis under Etanercept Therapy by Efstathios Rallis, Vasiliki-Kalliopi Bournia, Constantinos Verros, Alexios Iliopoulos

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Estimation of annual erosion and sedimentation in Babolroud catchment using EPM and Fournier methods by Ehsan Shahiri Tabarestani, Hossein Afzalimehr

“…The highest amount of erosion is in the northern part of the catchment, which is due to the existence of Non-cultivable land use and erosive soil formations, including alluvial and marsh soils. In order to evaluate the accuracy of the results obtained from the empirical model, the observed information of the two sedimentation stations was used and the results indicate a relative average difference of 23.24% in the EPM model. …”
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Comparing the Velocity Spectrum Caused by the Presence of Circular Urban Subway Tunnels With Free-Field Conditions by Hamed Fakhriyeh, Reza Vahdani, Mohsen Gerami

“…The aim of this study is to examine, taking into account the soil–structure interaction (SSI), how metropolitan subway tunnels with a circular cross section in alluvial soils affect the ground surface velocity spectrum. …”
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Les aménagements portuaires antiques de Pont-Sainte-Maxence (Oise) : premier bilan by Denis Maréchal

“…As is the case today, the ancient city was located at the junction of the alluvial plain and a cut at the edge of the chalky plateau. …”
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Steel Slag as Sand Replacement in Concrete: A Systematic Review of Fresh, Mechanical, and Durability Properties by Adel A. Zadeh, Sheila M. Puffer, Seyedehtahereh Ahadisarkani, Fahimeh Ahmadi

“…Steel slag (SS) is one such by-product that can be used as a replacement for alluvial sand in concrete. A comprehensive review of the effects of sand replacement by SS on physical, mechanical, and durability properties of concrete is presented in this study. …”
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Evolution of the Danube River's islands on the Bulgaria-Romania border over the last century. by Gabriela Ioana-Toroimac, Marina Vîrghileanu

“…(ii) At the scale of the last decades, we noticed the slow formation of bars by lee deposition due to sediment excess and then migration of alluvial bars until merging with an island or with the bank, followed by stabilization due to vegetation recruitment. …”
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