Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Flow Characterization of Multi-Phase Particulate Slurry in Thermal Power Plants Using Computational Fluid Dynamics
The key issue associated with the thermal power plant is the disposal of ash-water slurry and the process of its transportation is accomplished using long length pipelines. The designing of such pipelines is a vital endeavor of researchers and designers globally. In this perspective, numerical simul
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