Review of Research Development on Slurry Pipeline Drag Reduction Technology

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Theresistance of slurry pipelinetransportation has greatly impact on slurry transportation system. In order toimprove transportation efficiency,energy utilization rate,taking theappropriate drag reduction technology has a very important significance.Thispaper presents drag reduction technologies for slurry transportationapplications,including micro-bubble drag reduction technology and vibrationdrag reduction technology.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 986-987)

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