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ADVANCES IN CLOG STATE MONITORING FOR USE IN AUTOMATED REED BED INSTALLATIONS

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Fig.  1.  Basic  schematic  of  a  sub-surface  reed  bed.  A  gravel  matrix  has  reeds  planted  in  it  and  effluent  is  flown  through
Fig.  2.  An  overhead  photo  of  the  prototype  wetland  at  the  Nottingham  Trent  University
Fig.  3.  Helmholtz  sensor  design.  Magnets  are  separated  by  20  mm,  in  the  gap  there is a homogeneous magnetic field in which the solenoid is installed
Fig.  4.  T 2 eff   measurement  taken  using  the  embedded  sensor.  Echo time = 300  µs, repetition time = 1000 ms, 2048 averages
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