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Numerical Investigations on Flow Characteristics of Sand-Water Slurry Through Horizontal Pİpelİne Usİng Computatİonal Fluıd Dynamics
The study presents the numerical computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis of sand-water slurry flow with different sand particle sizes viz. 90µm, 125µm, 150µm, 200µm and 270µm having specific gravity of 2.65 through a 103 mm diameter, 5.5 m long horizontal pipeline for a high flow velocity of 5.4
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