… Estuarine … particulate matter, in primary constituents, and in organic matter content. This
study investigated in the laboratory the flocculation potential of estuarine-suspended particulate …

… particulate matter in estuaries into flocculated settling entities is described and discussed. A
hierarchy of three particle … the sort possible for other oceanographic variables. The effect of …

… size determined after sampling with the usual methods (Table 1), but a complete comparison
is not yet possible because the in situ size distribution of particles smaller than 100/~m is …

… The flocculation potential of particles is further enhanced by … Within estuaries, the organic
coatings on the particles contain … how the flocculation potential of Severn Estuary mud varies in …

… Suspended particulate matter concentration in estuarine waters exists as flocculated …
Mud floes are composed of a combination of clay mineral and organic constituent particles. …

… the physical forcings that affect flocculation processes. We … particle characteristics from
a macrotidal estuarine … , flocculation/deaggregation, and settling) of estuarine sediments. …

… in a normal estuarine circulation without flocculation, if such were possible, particles would
still … The particles retained in the estuary would then be subject to size sorting and consist of a …

… flocculation process is the turbulent agitator, which is used to create conditions that resemble
as closely as possible the natural estuarine … of flocculation of particles in estuarine water. …

… We also consider a single particle size without flocculation. In this case, the settling velocity
must be carefully chosen in order to create an ETM. Following Geyer (1993) and Warner et al…

… sediment concentration, of the floc size and the fluid mud … and flocculation time, which
explains why it was not possible to … on the effects of flocculation on the particle size distribution of …