Development of Particle Image Technology for Water Treatment Studies

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Determines the potential use of particle image velocimetry (PIV) in water treatment studies. Based on using PIV in jar test studies, provides information on turbulence and particle size characteristics useful in the interpretation of results. Published in 2000.

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Development of Particle Image Technology for Water Treatment Studies

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Development of Particle Image Technology for Water Treatment Studies

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