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Over aerating causes turbidity due to resuspension of the smallest particulates - sediments. However aeration is on a continuum scale or degree from none(inadequate) to constant turbulence as in wastewater treatment plants. I have seen water soaked neutrally buoyant leaves moving in the current of a small pond with strong aeration. Example of Over-aerating http://www.ssiaeration.com/systems/
Last edited by Bill Cody; 04/14/17 08:14 PM.
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