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Effect of particle size on difference between TSS and SSC measurements

Guo, 2007

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12559191911041403485
Author
Guo Q
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World Environmental and Water Resources Congress 2007: Restoring Our Natural Habitat

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Three different laboratory methods have been used to quantify the amount of solids contained in the storm water samples. The three methods differ in the sub-sample preparation. In this study, the water samples of nine different particle concentrations over a …
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