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Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2005
The application of theory developed for direct integration of gradually varied flow equations to uniform and critical flow computation greatly reduces the computational effort. A small generalized subroutine is able to compute accurately the various parameters involved in the computation for all types of natural and constructed cross sections. Although
J. S. R. Murthy +5 more
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Flow birefringence in critical fluids

Physics Letters A, 1980
Abstract Flow birefringence is examined in classical fluids near the critical point under oscillating incompressible flows. This effect originates from anisotropy in the fluctuation part of the dielectric tensor in the presence of a flow and is found to be enhanced near the critical point.
Akira Onuki, Kyozi Kawasaki
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Modeling of Critical Flow

1983
Starting from the definition of critical flows, the methods used for modeling are summarized. It appears that difficulties arise from the various nature of the laws governing mass, momentum and energy transfers through the interfaces. As a consequence, the flow conditions need to be well specified prior to start any modeling.
A. Fritte, M. Giot
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