In this work we demonstrate the potential of permanent magnet based magnetic resonance sensors to monitor and assess the extent of pore clogging in water filtration systems. The performance of the sensor was tested on artificially clogged gravel substrates and on gravel bed samples from constructed wetlands used to treat wastewater. Data indicate that the spin lattice relaxation time is linearl...

This paper studies the use of cement fly ash to stabilize graded gravel and aeolian sand instead fine aggregates in design mixture composition. Firstly, effect different cement-fly ratios on bases was investigated, then synergistic effects osmotic crystalline surface protectant (OCSP) mechanical properties water-blocking were analyzed. The results indicated that optimal water content maximum dr...

Sediment-maintenance flushing flows designed to mimic the action of natural floods in removing the accumulated fine sediments from the channel and loosening the gravel bed have been increasingly proposed as an effective alternative in dam management and a required component of riverine restoration programmes. However, reservoir releases are generally associated with financial and environmental ...

An experiment with different filter beds and macrophytes was carried out to study their phytoremediation capacity on the efficiency of domestic wastewater treatment through constructed wetland (CW) from November March 2017-18 at University Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad campus, Karnataka. Twenty combinations involving five types (FB-1: gravel, FB-2: gravel-sand-gravel, FB-3: gavel-sand-brick-gr...

A diverse flora has been discovered in a dark clay lens in upland gravel in southern Maryland near Brandywine. More than 49 taxa have been identified in the assemblage, which includes leaves, seeds, fruits, pollen, and a Taxodium (bald cypress) trunk. The vegetation is dominated by deciduous trees and vines. Four taxa are now absent from North America but survive elsewhere; one is extinct. A la...

The study was aimed to evaluate the selected improvements of nature restoration in a depleted gravel pit. The study site consisted of four water reservoirs of different shapes and sizes, flooded after the gravel extraction ended. Ecological succession monitoring, conducted by the Warsaw University of Life Sciences students associated in the Student Scientific Association of Animal Sciences Facu...

We report gravel of the River Euphrates, capped by basalt that is Ar-Ar dated to ∼9 Ma, at Shireen in northern Syria. This gravel, preserved by the erosion-resistant basalt, allows us for the first time to reconstruct the history of this major river during the Late Miocene. In response to progressive regional surface uplift, the Euphrates extended SE by ∼800 km between the early Middle Miocene,...

Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salad redds were exanuned in t.he upperSusqueherma River during November of 1992 and 1993 at Cooperstown, W{, In 1993, ten redds were composed of 10% boulder, 12% cobble, 52% pebble, 18% gravel and 8% sand. Five redds in 1992 had a composition of 42% cobble, 36% gravel and 10% sand. Fish were sampled with a fine rnesh drift net to provide ages, lengths, weights and sex. A...

The western United States contains three thin but remarkably widespread alluvial conglomeratic units that record episodes of large-scale tilting across the U.S. Cordilleran orogen in post-Paleozoic time. These units are: (1) the Shinarump Conglomerate of Late Triassic age exposed in northern Arizona and adjacent parts of Utah, Nevada, and New Mexico; (2) Lower Cretaceous gravel deposits that ov...