Question
Make a short note on “Earthquake Graphs”.

Answer

  • The science that studies earthquakes is called seismology
  • The word is derived from the Greek word seismos which means earthquake.
  • Earthquake graphs provide information about the magnitude of an earthquake.
  • The main parts of this machine have a hanging pendulum. Its upper end remains attached to a column or rod.
  • While the other end is left open for movement and touches a cylinder wrapped around paper or graph paper.
  • It also has to do with a watch.
  • At the time of an earthquake, small and large lines are drawn on the rolled paper on the cylinder according to the vibration velocity.
  • Time is also recorded due to the connection with the clock.
  • Comparison of the seismic graphs recorded on the seismic charts kept at different places gives information about the seismic origin and seismic emission center.

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