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Using İnjected Additive Materials to İmprove Pipeline Transportation in Real-World Experiments and Computational Fluid Dynamics
In this paper, an experiment has been conducted where additive materials have been added to heavy crude oil to improve transportation. This is done on a pipeline length of 186 km. During the experiment, materials will be added to the inner pipeline to lubricate the heavy crude oil fiber and reduce t
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