What does a warping dam mean? What exactly does a warping dam mean?

1. Silt dam refers to the dam built for the purpose of retaining mud and storing water in channels at all levels in soil erosion areas, and the land formed by retaining mud is called dam land. In river basins, dams used for warping production are called warping dams or production dams.

2. Silt dams refer to soil and water conservation engineering measures built in ditches at all levels in soil and water loss areas for the purpose of flood detention, siltation retention and reclamation. The specific method is to select a narrow part in a medium-sized gully (with a drainage area of more than 20 square kilometers) in the Loess Plateau, borrow soil from two hills to build a dam with the same height as the hills, and completely lock the whole ditch. After that, the flood was allowed to deposit in the ditch until the whole ditch was deposited into a small plain and basin.