Rough-Wall And Turbulent Transition Analyses For Bingham Plastics (ff09849d-d0b2-4db9-a912-4035370a09bb)

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
A. D. Thomas
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 2007

Abstract

Some years ago, the authors developed an analysis of non-Newtonian pipe flow based on enhanced turbulent microscale and associated sublayer thickening. This analysis, which can be used for various rheologic modelling equations, has in the past been applied to smooth-walled pipes. The present paper extends the analysis to rough walls, using the popular Bingham plastic equation as a representative rheological behaviour in order to prepare friction-factor plots for comparison with measured results. The conditions for laminar-turbulent transition for both smooth and rough walls are also considered, and comparisons are made with earlier correlations and with experimental data.
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APA: A. D. Thomas  (2007)  Rough-Wall And Turbulent Transition Analyses For Bingham Plastics (ff09849d-d0b2-4db9-a912-4035370a09bb)

MLA: A. D. Thomas Rough-Wall And Turbulent Transition Analyses For Bingham Plastics (ff09849d-d0b2-4db9-a912-4035370a09bb). The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2007.

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