deflation basin मीनिंग इन हिंदी

Deflation basins, called blowouts, are hollows formed by the removal of particles by wind.
Saucer blowouts indicate a deceleration of wind flow along the deflation basin as the structure widens over time by reversing flows eroding the sides and expanding upwind.
In troughs, the structure s topography can accelerate flows and form jets that result in maximum erosion along the deflation basin floor and laterally expand the slopes of the blowout.
Even though they re more influences blowout structures have on their morphology, both types basically tend to have deflation basins eroded until they reach their non-erodible base level.