What are ways to prevent erosion from occurring?
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The best way to stop erosion is to install a drainage system (if its water erosion) to give the water a planned path away and not take soil with it. Some ways you can do this are with gravel (broken up cinder blocks work well) or with PVC pipe. The biggest thing that will help with both of these is to have a plan so your drain system wont get clogged. If you get clogs you're back to having erosion
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You usually use hydroponics, i.e. you add salts of different essential macr and micro nutrients like iron oxide and potassium nitrate and add some EDTA to stop precipitation. But if yours is a low level experiment, try different types of soil --clay, sand and loam, and add in different amounts of water, maintain in diff. temp. and lighting.
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Older, more erosion and less break off on cliffs etc.
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decrease potential energy.....through physical factors like friction....
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Examples of some erosion control methods include:\n\n    * conservation tillage\n    * contour plowing\n    * cover crops\n    * gabions\n    * hydroseeding\n    * mulching\n    * reforestation\n    * riparian strips\n    * riprap\n    * strip farming\n    * vegetated waterways\n    * terracing\n    * wattle (construction)\n    * windbreaks
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soil erosion is most common..soil looses its fertility making it useless for agricultural purposes
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try Zinc.....sacrficial protection (galvanizing)\n\nyou can also use aluminium, it will react at first but then it will form a tough protective layer of aluminium oxide, which prevents further reaction....it really works
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erosion,corrosion and abrasion
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Hi. The most efficient way would be to bypass the power to the pump used to raise the water in the first place and use it directly. This would eliminate friction losses and generator losses.
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disintegration, dispersion, interruption\n\nAny of these will work....
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Practice.  \n\nYou are likely not clearing the top.  It should be a smooth motion; versus rolling over the ledge.\n\n_
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During the process of erosion, the surface of a rock is broken down.\n\nIt can be done by one or two means...\n\nMechanical weathering: rock is broken down into smaller pieces through frost wedging, abrasion, exfoliation, etc.\n\nChemical weathering: rock is broken down into one or more new substances usually through the action of water. Water reacts w/ iron to produce iron oxide. Water also reacts w/ other elements & compounds to produce mild acids that eat away at the surfaces of rocks. Most of the acids are completely natural while some are caused by pollution.\n\nBoth of these can act together to break rock down faster. When a rock has been mechanically weathered it's surface area will increase allowing the chemical weathering to occur at a faster rate.
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Pave the whole coastline.  That will significantly slow down erosion.
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increase the drop distance.\nthe further you let it fall before stopping the longer it will take, or you could try an updraft
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Soil conservation refers to techniques used to prevent soil being lost or harmed by overuse, erosion, salinization etc.\n\nTechniques recommended by the U.S. Natural Resources Conservation Service include:\n\nwindbreaks \nterracing \ncover crops \ncontour plowing \n\nfor more details, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soil_conservation\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_conservation
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You want to use either water or a VERY mild cleaning solution - nothing abrasive.  Use a clean, non-shedding cloth (like an old, soft t-shirt), and clean the radii of the circle (meaning wipe from center to edge or vice-versa - not across the CD); just a straight line from center out to edge.
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Use pore strips (like Biore) and a pore-refining toner and moisturizer to keep them from coming back.