Mushroom stone is hard and colorful

Mined in stone deposits formed over hundreds of millions of years, the texture is hard and the color is bright. Because of its elegant and simple decorative effect, no pollution to the environment, and no radiation to the human body, it is widely developed in isolated and protruding rocks on horizontal joints and fissures. Because of the shape of mushroom with small base and large upper part after wind erosion, it is called wind erosion mushroom. In particular, horizontally layered, soft and hard rocks are more likely to develop into wind erosion mushrooms. The reason for its formation: the main reason is that the air flow at a certain height has less sand content and weak abrasive effect, while the air flow near the ground has more sand content and strong abrasive effect, so the lower part is eroded smaller and smaller, thus forming mushroom stone . If the center of gravity of the rock at the top of the wind-eroded mushroom is inconsistent with that of the rock at the base, the upper rock is likely to fall down. If the large rock that falls is unstable on the ground, when the wind blows, it will sway with the wind and is called wind-driven rock or rocking rock.

It is used for decoration of walls and floors of various buildings such as hotels, hotels, villas, and gardens.

It is a kind of rock that has been subjected to wind and sand. The formation of many terrains in arid areas, such as the formation of mushroom stones, is similar to the erosion process of running water. Everyone has experienced wind and sand weather, especially in northern regions. This phenomenon is more common. The formation of many terrains in arid areas, such as the formation of mushroom stones, is similar to the erosion process of running water. Everyone has experienced wind and sand weather, especially in northern areas. This phenomenon is more common. In dry areas, due to the wind near the ground containing sand There are more, and the abrasive force is stronger, so that the rocks form a mushroom-shaped shape with a large top and a small bottom, which is called "wind erosion mushroom". When the air flow contains a large amount of sand particles, when the wind speed decreases, the sand particles are deposited to form sand dunes. Sand dunes can bury villages Homes, roads, and pastures bring quicksand hazards. To put it simply, it is a mushroom-shaped rock mass formed by wind erosion of isolated and protruding rocks, also known as stone mushrooms and wind mushrooms.