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Serbian term or phrase:
Urvinski zemljotres
English translation:
collapse earthquake
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Mira Stepanovic
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Urvinski zemljotresi nastaju zarušavanjem podzemnih pećina u stenskim masama
površinskih delova Zemljina kore, koji su izloženi erozijskim procesima podzemnih voda.
Karakteristični su za kraške terene.
površinskih delova Zemljina kore, koji su izloženi erozijskim procesima podzemnih voda.
Karakteristični su za kraške terene.
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Jul 22, 2020 10:53: Mira Stepanovic changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/28250">Bogdan Petrovic's</a> old entry - "Urvinski"" to ""collapse earthquake""
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Serbian term (edited):
Urvinski zemljotres
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collapse earthquake
Pitanje bi trebalo da bude "urvinski zemljotres"
http://allshookup.org/quakes/etypes.htm
TYPES OF EARTHQUAKES
Collapse earthquakes are small earthquakes occuring in regions of underground caverns and mines. The immediate cause of ground shaking is the collapse of the roof of the mine or cavern. An often- observed variation of this phenomenon is the so called "mine burst". This happens when the induced stress around the mine working cause large masses of rock to fly off the mine face explosively, producing seismic waves. Collapse earthquakes are also produced by massive landsliding.
http://allshookup.org/quakes/etypes.htm
TYPES OF EARTHQUAKES
Collapse earthquakes are small earthquakes occuring in regions of underground caverns and mines. The immediate cause of ground shaking is the collapse of the roof of the mine or cavern. An often- observed variation of this phenomenon is the so called "mine burst". This happens when the induced stress around the mine working cause large masses of rock to fly off the mine face explosively, producing seismic waves. Collapse earthquakes are also produced by massive landsliding.
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