Mixing in Inland and Coastal Waters¶
Fischer, H. B. (1979). Mixing in Inland and Coastal Waters. Academic Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Turbidity Plume
- The mechanism is advection-dispersion: the plume moves with the mean current (tidal, river, or density-driven flow) while turbulent mixing dilutes the suspended load laterally and vertically, and gravitational settling removes the coarser fraction progressively from the parcel as it travels
This sourceSets out advection by the mean current and turbulent diffusion and dispersion as the processes that carry and dilute a substance in rivers, estuaries and coastal waters.
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- The mechanism is advection-dispersion: the plume moves with the mean current (tidal, river, or density-driven flow) while turbulent mixing dilutes the suspended load laterally and vertically, and gravitational settling removes the coarser fraction progressively from the parcel as it travels
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