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Impact of hydrodynamics on clay particle deposition and biofilm development in a labyrinth-channel dripper

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Fig. 2 Observation zone boundaries inside the labyrinth channel
Fig. 3 (a) Transparent milli-fluidic device (b) Experimental setup with optical system
Fig. 5 Kaolin particle deposition in the labyrinth-channel at t=24h - zone 1 (a), zone 3 (b), zone 5 (c),  zone 7 (d), zone 13 (e) and zone 35 (f)
Fig. 7 Bentonite solution without NaCl - (a) zone 5 (b) zone 7 and (c) zone 35 after seven days of  experiment
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