Boş Bir Boru Sisteminde Değişken Akımlı Bir Su Kütlesinin Paketinin Hidrodinamiği

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1995-01-01

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Bozkuş, Zafer

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Liquid slugs (water pockets) are propelled into an empty pipe under various driving pressures; the pipe's extension ends at an elbow whereon the slugs impact and disintegrate. Dynamic pressures recorded at various locations along the system indicate the complex and somewhat random structure of the transient. High-speed movies of the evolving slug just prior to impact show that significant air entrainment and breakup of the slug occurs. A simplified analytical model is developed to predict the slug dynamics; in spite of the complexity of the flow, reasonable comparisons of peak pressures and impulse loads at the elbow are obtained and are in parallel with results reported in an earlier study.

Subject Keywords

Pipe flow, Slug flow, Two-Phase Flow(Gas/Liquid)

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/76947

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Turkish Journal of Engineering and Environmental Sciences

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Department of Civil Engineering, Article

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Z. Bozkuş, “Boş Bir Boru Sisteminde Değişken Akımlı Bir Su Kütlesinin Paketinin Hidrodinamiği,” Turkish Journal of Engineering and Environmental Sciences, pp. 269–277, 1995, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/76947.