| Performance of celite-/perlite based filter material on nonpoint pollution sources - Monitoring of hydraulic conductivity and electrical resistivity | |
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Non-point pollution outflow is affected
by stormwater and flows into various rivers and lakes. To prevent this
phenomenon it is urgent to develop non-point pollution outflow filtering
techniques. In order to determine the material of the filtering system,
clay (good for adsorption) and sand (good permeability characteristics) were
mixed and a constant head permeability test was performed on the specimen. To
each mixing rate permeability is estimated and through the change of
permeability, resistance and resistivity within the test results, monitoring
the life-time and efficiency of the filter material is possible |


