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resuspension

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Noun1.resuspension - a renewed suspension of insoluble particles after they have been precipitated
suspension - a mixture in which fine particles are suspended in a fluid where they are supported by buoyancy
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The concentration of particulate P is mainly affected by flocculation, growth of phytoplankton and, depending on the energy regime, by resuspension as shown by Jensen et al.
Phosphorus flux in Lake Peipsi sensu stricto, Eastern ... by Punning, Jaan-Mati; Kapanen, Galina / Estonian Journal of Ecology
Examples of effects are the enhancement of vertical mixing along the fairway that may intensify eutrophication effects and result in harmful algae blooms by causing the transport of nutrients from sediments into the euphotic layer [4], the enhanced resuspension of fine sediments and changes to the coastal processes in areas affected by ship wakes [1,3,5-7], and the direct impact on fish [8] and marine mammals [9].
Far-field vessel wakes in Tallinn Bay/ Laevalainete kaugmojust ... by Parnell, Kevin; Delpeche, Nicole; Didenkulova, Ira; Dolphin, Tony; Erm, Ants; Kask, Andres; Kelpsait / Estonian Journal of Engineering
[FIGURE 3 OMITTED] Turbidity testing at the fire hydrant left unanswered what proportion of clear water (< 5 NTU) delivered to households might, by way of precipitation and resuspension of manganese in piping systems, be excessive (> 0.
Manganese in Madison's drinking water by Schlenker, Thomas; Hausbeck, John; Sorsa, Kirsti / Journal of Environmental Health
 
 
 
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