Closure to "Two-Dimensional Simulation Model of Sediment Removal and Flow in Rectangular Sedimentation Basin" by Gh. Naser, B. W. Karney, and A. A. Salehi

Closure to "Two-Dimensional Simulation Model of Sediment Removal and Flow in Rectangular Sedimentation Basin" by Gh. Naser, B. W. Karney, and A. A. Salehi

The authors thank the discusser for his insightful comments and helpful contribution. More specifically, the discusser raises several key issues in the design of a primary rectangular sedimentation basin (PRST) that deserve added comment. Four issues in particular were highlighted: 1. How practical...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of environmental engineering (New York, N.Y.) N.Y.), 2007-09, Vol.133 (9), p.945-945
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