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Durand, Condolios, Cave, Thomas, Wilson, Fuhrboter, Newitt. If you have any experience working with slurries or if you...
Read MoreWhat is turbulent deposition? Turbulent deposition in a slurry refers to the process by which solid particles in...
Read MoreTo calculate the yield stress of a fluid from viscometer measurements, you can use the Herschel-Bulkley model, which...
Read MoreTo calculate the friction loss of a Bingham fluid in a pipe, you can use the Bingham plastic...
Read MoreThere are many friction factors that have been developed. Listed below is a summary of the most popular...
Read MoreClosely graded slurries exist when Homogeneous slurry: one which does not tend to separate immediately when it becomes...
Read MoreOne broadly accepted method of defining slurry particles has been developed by Govier and Aziz: (or <1,250 mesh):...
Read MoreFlow regimes Slurry flows are typically split into two categories for the purpose of predicting pipeline friction losses:...
Read MoreHydraulic transients in pipelines occur when the steady-state conditions at a given point in the pipeline start changing...
Read MoreMost slurries are abrasive and corrosive in nature, and it is difficult to make instrumentation accurate and reliable....
Read MoreA significant variation in particle size distribution (PSD) is generally encountered in slurry transportation. Clift et al. (1982)...
Read MoreDeposition velocity is defined as the velocity below which particles begin to deposit to form a moving bed of...
Read MoreIn settling slurry, larger and denser particles settle out of the liquid and form a bed at the...
Read MoreIn this article, we try to understand the underlying physical mechanisms important for the fully-stratified and partially-stratified flow...
Read MoreClassification of slurries is necessary to properly design slurry transport systems. Different slurries can form different flow types,...
Read MoreWhat Is Friction. Friction can be defined as a force which opposes the relative motion between two elements...
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