Everything about Mudflow totally explained
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mudflow or mudslide is the most rapid (up to 80 km/h / 50 mph) and fluid type of downhill
mass wasting. Similar terms are
debris flow (for example in high mountains),
mudslide (not very liquid) lahars and
mud stream (for example from volcanoes; see also
lahar).
However, these terms show a broad variety
Mudflow control
A radical method of defending a city against mud or debris flows is by building a strong enough dam, with a large enough reservoir, upstream of the city in the valley from which the mud flows would come. An example is the
Medeu Dam outside of
Almaty,
Kazakhstan.
Rapid movement of a large mass of mud formed from loose earth and water.
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