Settling Slurry Transport: Effects of Solids Grading and Pipe Inclination
In many industrial applications, settling slurries composed of coarse solid particles (typically sand or gravel) and Newtonian-carrying fluid (typically water) are transported in pipelines. Turbulent flow of such slurries consumes significantly more energy than flow of the carrying fluid alone. A co...
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IntechOpen
2022
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