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Physical clogging of soil filters under constant flow rate versus constant head

Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 2005
In this study, the differences in soil filter clogging are evaluated under two operating conditions: constant head and constant flow rate. Whereas filters placed around well screens and leachate collection systems are subjected to a constant flow rate, filters in earth dams and pavement drainage systems operate under constant or slightly varying heads.
Lakshmi N Reddi   +3 more
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Physical, chemical and biological emitter clogging behaviors in drip irrigation systems using high-sediment loaded water

Agricultural Water Management, 2022
High-sediment water in drip irrigation (HSWDI) technology offers the opportunity to alleviate water shortages in agricultural irrigation. Emitter clogging, caused by active suspended particles, salt ions, and microorganisms present in water with high sediment load, poses considerable technical challenges to HSWDI.
Shen, Yan   +5 more
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The Role of Physical Therapy in Reducing the Recurrence of Clogged Milk Ducts and Subsequent Mastitis

Journal of Women's Health Physical Therapy, 2022
Background: The World Health Organization supports and recognizes the benefits of breastfeeding, at least 6 months or more, for both a mother and her baby. A common cause for cessation of breastfeeding is the development of mastitis typically caused by a clogged milk duct.
Shana McMeans   +5 more
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Understanding physical clogging in drip irrigation: in situ, in-lab and numerical approaches

Irrigation Science, 2016
Dripper clogging is a major drawback of microirrigation systems that must be addressed to improve their efficiency and durability. Particle-induced clogging is first studied in situ. The experiments consist in observing in real conditions the behavior of a series of drippers fitted on an agricultural plot in the south of France.
Bounoua, Salim   +6 more
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Physical Modeling on the Mold Flow Field Influenced by Nozzle Clogging

2013
Based on a real slab caster mold as prototype, a plexiglass model with 1:1 scale was established to investigate the influence of nozzle clogging on the mold flow field. The flow field was displayed by injecting black ink through SEN and the effects of casting speed and nozzle opening-angle on the level fluctuation were investigated while nozzle ...
Liyuan Sun   +5 more
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Experiment research on physical clogging mechanism in the porous media and its impact on permeability

Granular Matter, 2020
The physical clogging of porous medium is a significant problem that impacts the performance of infiltration systems. Although the physical clogging has been extensively studied, the mesoscopic mechanism and clogging dynamic in the porous medium are still unclear.
Yao Tang   +7 more
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Hydraulic Operating Conditions and Particle Concentration Effects on Physical Clogging of a Porous Medium

Transport in Porous Media, 2014
The effects of the hydraulic operating conditions and the concentration of suspended particles (SP) in pore fluid on the filtration and physical clogging of a porous medium were investigated. Polydisperse kaolinite SP was injected into a sand-filled column under two different operating conditions: constant flow rate and constant head.
Alem, Abdellah   +3 more
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Modeling simultaneous biological clogging and physical plugging in trickle-bed bioreactors for wastewater treatment

Chemical Engineering Science, 2005
Abstract A major drawback limiting the use of trickle-bed bioreactors for biological wastewater treatment is ascribed to the concomitant biological clogging and physical plugging phenomena induced, respectively, by the formation of an excessive amount of biomass and the retention of inert suspended fine particles advected in the liquid influent ...
Ion Iliuta, Faı¨çal Larachi
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Assessment of Water Salinity Effect on Physical Clogging of Synthetic Drainage Envelopes by Permeability Tests

Irrigation and Drainage, 2014
AbstractIn this study, a gradient ratio test which is one of the methods used in the laboratory to evaluate the clogging potential of soil‐synthetic envelope systems was applied. For this purpose, two physical models of permeameters (designed by ASTM D‐5101) were used to carry out a series of permeability tests by applying water with different ...
A. Hassanoghli, S. Pedram
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Development of a novel approach to assess the risk of physical clogging at managed aquifer recharge sites

2022
<p>Increasing aquifers' recharge and storage is of great importance in addressing challenges posed by climate change and growing water demand. Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) technologies may ensure water supply for agriculture and diminish impacts from groundwater overexploitation.
Maria Chiara Lippera   +3 more
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