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Vol 54 Iss. 1
Pages:
41-45
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Article

Pipe wear depending on hydraulic conveying parameters

Authors:
V. N. Pokrovskaya
Date submitted:
1966-07-17
Date accepted:
1966-09-23
Date published:
1967-09-21

Abstract

The study of the physical essence of abrasive wear of pipes during hydraulic transportation of multifractional slurries makes it possible to solve one of the topical issues of this process - their durability and reliability. Recently this question has aroused great interest among researchers. The intensity and nature of hydro-abrasive wear of pipes determine the parameters justifying the mode of transportation of hydraulic mixture in pipelines; physical and mechanical properties of the transported slurry; physical and mechanical properties of the pipe material; chemical and mechanical properties of the carrier fluid ...

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None

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References

  1. Turchaninov S. P. Decrease in wear of slurry pipelines at hydraulic backfilling. Mekhanizatsiya trudoemkikh i tyazhelykh rabot, No. 4, 1956.
  2. Turchaninov S. P. Influence of hydraulic transport modes on the durability of slurry pipelines. Gidrodobycha uglya, No. 1, 1963.
  3. Chaplin B. N., Bogatyrev A. P. Wear of dredges and pipelines during hydraulic transport of crushed bedrock. Nedra, 1964.

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