Volcano info. and requirments by Aye Kat

Cinder Cone Volcano

teeninfame — 2015-04-02 06:22:22 UTC

"Cinder" is a term referring to ash. Thus, this type of volcano is a merely steep, cone like volcano consisting of volcanic ash and fragmented lava particles. The cinder cone volcano is actually one of the most simplistic and easily formed volcano.

Shield Volcano

teeninfame — 2015-04-02 06:30:10 UTC

Overall, the shield volcano forms from many successive volcanic eruptions/the producing of fluidly lava. Typically described as a broad volcano with nonrigid slopes.

Composite Cone Volcano

teeninfame — 2015-04-02 06:35:30 UTC

A conical volcano established from numerous built up layers of layers and various fragmented materials such astephra, pumice, and volcanic ash.

Ring of Fire

teeninfame — 2015-04-02 06:39:13 UTC

Located within the central region or border or the Pacific Ocean. The ring of fire is basically an assorted arrangement of volcanoes, mostly due to the fact that most subduction zones are present in the Pacific area. However, despite the account of volcanoes, there are also many spontaneous earthquakes the commonly occur with in the placement of the ring of fire too. The ring of fire is described to be a "horse shoe" like fire, that is 25,000 miles.

Mount St Helens

teeninfame — 2015-04-02 06:49:11 UTC

Mount St Helens is located in Washington state and recognized for its devastating eruption in 1980. Mount St Helen's sudden eruption was so lethal it killed 57 by standers and destroyed many nearby establishments like bridges, houses, railways, and high ways. Such destruction actually initially affected the economy drastically, causing economic instability. However, Mount St Helens was one of the first to trigger pyroclastic flows that were studied and monitored by scientists.

Different parts of a volcano

teeninfame — 2015-04-02 07:08:19 UTC

Vent- An opening that is exposed to earths surface that allows air so seep in along with the spewing of volcanic material.
Ash Cloud- powdery solid, but tiny particles ejected from the volcano.
Dike- The barrier/ obstacle of a sheet of rock that was formed from prior sheets or rock
Sill- intrusive body of magma
Flank- The side of a volcano and conditioning of a certain eruption: eruption that takes places on the flanks of a volcano.
Lava- hot molten flowing from a volcano that solidifies and intensifies as it cools.
Crater- circular shape like impacting or depression upon a volcano and is usually a basin.
Conduit- Channel or pipe, that is considered the heart of the volcano.
Summit- a large cavern typically found at the highest point of a volcano
Throat- Entrance of a volcano.