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Metodika rasčeta potěr' napora pri gidrotransportě sguščennych pul'p chvostov obogaščenija rud

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    0458252 - ÚH 2017 RIV RU rus J - Journal Article
    Aleksandrov, V.I. - Vlasák, Pavel
    Metodika rasčeta potěr' napora pri gidrotransportě sguščennych pul'p chvostov obogaščenija rud.
    [Design procedure of pressure losses for hydrotransport of the high concentration pulps.]
    Proceedings of the mining institute. Scientific journal. Roč. 216, č. 18067 (2015), s. 37-43. ISBN 978-5-94211-749-8. ISSN 0135-3500
    Institutional support: RVO:67985874
    Keywords : pressure losses * concentration * slurry * rheological parameters
    OECD category: Fluids and plasma physics (including surface physics)

    Application of standard design methods developed for dilute slurry flow on hydrotransport of dense slurries leads to considerable difference between real (measured) values of pressure losses and result of calculation. A main reason of these differences is that calculation technique does not consider rheological characteristics and parameters, which substantially influence the value of pressure losses. The developed slurry flow model and suggested calculation technique allow determining hydrotransport parameters with error less than 10%.

    Application of standard design methods developed for dilute slurry flow on hydrotransport of dense slurries leads to considerable difference between real (measured) values of pressure losses and result of calculation. A main reason of these differences is that calculation technique does not consider rheological characteristics and parameters, which substantially influence the value of pressure losses. The developed slurry flow model and suggested calculation technique allow determining hydrotransport parameters with error less than 10%.
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