Sludge Scour is a sedimentation process control phenomenon in wastewater treatment engineering wherein the resuspension of settled sludge is caused by insufficient flow velocity or hydraulic turbulence, distinguished from other sedimentation inefficiencies by its direct relationship to hydrodynamic shear forces exceeding the settling velocity of particulate matter.
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Solidification sludge as a scour countermeasure in ocean engineering
Chao Ma, Chuanming Sheng, Jijian Lian et al. · Ocean Engineering · 2021 · 36 citations
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University of Sheffield
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