Leakage of Long-Distance Pipeline by FIOEFD Simulation and Indoor Experiment

Rong Zun Yang; Xin Hua Wang; Dong Hu; Li Wei Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.310.362

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Leakage of Long-Distance Pipeline by FIOEFD Simulation and Indoor Experiment

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Based on the established indoor experimental platform for the leakage of buried oil pipeline, the characteristics of leakage under varied transfer pressure have been studied and simulated according to the experimental model by using FLOEFD—an analysis software of fluid & heat transfer. By comparing and analyzing the result of simulation, experiment and applying correlate theory of fluid dynamics，the theoretical model is established.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 310)

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Rong Zun Yang, Xin Hua Wang, Dong Hu, Li Wei Wang

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Buried Oil Pipeline, Characteristic of Leakage, EFD Simulation, Experiment Simulation

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