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Oil droplet size in subsea oil spills: the experimental and numerical investigation
Well blowout or oil leakage may occur during the offshore oil exploration activities. A great number of crude oils are released to the water environment in those accidents. Three sequent processes after the blowouts are commonly modelled: the droplet formation near the leakage or orifice, the transp
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