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    Magnus effect refers to the lateral force exerted by the flow of water on sediment particles in transportation, causing them to move in a helicoidal path. Saltation load refers to sediment particles that bounce or hop along the river bed surface through short flights. Washed load refers to fine sediment particles that remain in suspension as they are transported downstream. Saltation occurs as particles are lifted and carried short distances by water currents before settling back onto the river bed and being lifted again in a series of hops or jumps.

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    Magnus effect refers to the lateral force exerted by the flow of water on sediment particles in transportation, causing them to move in a helicoidal path. Saltation load refers to sediment particles that bounce or hop along the river bed surface through short flights. Washed load refers to fine sediment particles that remain in suspension as they are transported downstream. Saltation occurs as particles are lifted and carried short distances by water currents before settling back onto the river bed and being lifted again in a series of hops or jumps.

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    Magnus effect refers to the lateral force exerted by the flow of water on sediment particles in transportation, causing them to move in a helicoidal path. Saltation load refers to sediment particles that bounce or hop along the river bed surface through short flights. Washed load refers to fine sediment particles that remain in suspension as they are transported downstream. Saltation occurs as particles are lifted and carried short distances by water currents before settling back onto the river bed and being lifted again in a series of hops or jumps.

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    Magnus effect refers to the lateral force exerted by the flow of water on sediment particles in transportation, causing them to move in a helicoidal path. Saltation load refers to sediment particles that bounce or hop along the river bed surface through short flights. Washed load refers to fine sediment particles that remain in suspension as they are transported downstream. Saltation occurs as particles are lifted and carried short distances by water currents before settling back onto the river bed and being lifted again in a series of hops or jumps.

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    FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND RIVER ENGINEERING (CE 805) 8th sem (for secA &B )

    Date: 06/04/20

    Home work

    Q. What do you mean by Magnus effect in sediment load transportation? What are saltation load
    and washed load? Describe the mechanism of saltation.

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