The answer would depend on the size of the ton - there are two weights for a ton.
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rip rap could have been used as a nautical term by sailors during the 1600's. It meant "stretch of rippling water" caused under water formations.
It looks like a large pile of relatively uniformly sized broken up rock or chunks of concrete. The rocks vary in size from bowling ball size to roughly the size of 2 or 3 drawer file cabinets.
I think that you are meaning acromym. RIP means rest in peace.
Riprap combats erosion on the bank or shore of a body of water or a stream. The stone deflects or absorbs the motion of the water (waves, streams) so they either do not reach the soil on the waters edge or minimizes the effect that erosive action.
anything! u can slice, rip, or bend basicl anything. like a baseball....u can rip it apart if u just use a knife