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Volumn 43, Issue 13 SPEC. ISS., 2008, Pages 1516-1520
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Pipe flow of highly concentrated sludge
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Author keywords
High concentration; Laminar flow settling; Laminar turbulent transition; Non Newtonian; Yield stress
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Indexed keywords
FLUID DYNAMICS;
FLUID MECHANICS;
FORECASTING;
LAMINAR FLOW;
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES;
OCCUPATIONAL RISKS;
OPERATIONS RESEARCH;
PIPE;
PIPE FLOW;
RISK ASSESSMENT;
SOLUTIONS;
STRESSES;
TECHNOLOGY;
YIELD STRESS;
DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS;
ENGINEERING DESIGNS;
ENGINEERING PRACTICES;
EXPERIMENTAL DATA;
FLOW PROBLEMS;
FLOW PROCESSING;
FLOW REGIMES;
GENERAL APPROACH;
HIGH CONCENTRATION;
HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS;
IN-PIPE;
LAMINAR FLOW SETTLING;
LAMINAR/TURBULENT TRANSITION;
MECHANICAL STRENGTHS;
MODELING APPROACHES;
NON-NEWTONIAN;
PREDICTIVE MODELING;
SETTLED BED;
SLUDGE MANAGEMENT;
TRANSITIONAL FLOWS;
TWO-LAYER MODELS;
VISCO-PLASTIC;
PLASTIC PIPE;
CONCENTRATION (PARAMETERS);
CONFERENCE PAPER;
FLOW KINETICS;
INDUSTRY;
LAMINAR FLOW;
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS;
MATHEMATICAL COMPUTING;
PIPELINE;
PLASTICITY;
PREDICTIVE VALIDITY;
PRESSURE;
SLUDGE;
SLUDGE TREATMENT;
THEORETICAL MODEL;
TURBULENT FLOW;
VISCOSITY;
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING;
EQUIPMENT DESIGN;
MICROFLUIDICS;
PARTICLE SIZE;
RHEOLOGY;
SEWAGE;
VISCOSITY;
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EID: 52949098395
PISSN: 10934529
EISSN: 15324117
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1080/10934520802293636 Document Type: Conference Paper |
Times cited : (19)
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References (9)
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