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Annual Technical Meeting, 1973
Abstract The new analysis technique of Annular Flow Dynamics is a simple, practical way to predict and control rheology and hydraulics in drilling fluid systems. It is based on field experience in the sloughing shale areas of Canada and on a recently developed method of calculating annular pressure losses with ...
Eugene E. Forbes +2 more
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Abstract The new analysis technique of Annular Flow Dynamics is a simple, practical way to predict and control rheology and hydraulics in drilling fluid systems. It is based on field experience in the sloughing shale areas of Canada and on a recently developed method of calculating annular pressure losses with ...
Eugene E. Forbes +2 more
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Fouling dynamics in suspension flows
The European Physical Journal E, 2002A particle suspension flowing in a channel in which fouling layers are allowed to form on the channel walls is investigated by numerical simulation. A two-dimensional phase diagram with at least four different behaviors is constructed. The fouling is modeled by attachment during collision with the deposits and by detachment caused by large enough ...
Antti Koponen +4 more
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1979
1 Anatomical and Physiological Characteristics of Arteries.- 2 Fluid Mechanics of Arterial Flow.- 3 Control of Vasomotor Function and the Hemodynamic Consequences of the Contractile Behavior of Arteries.- 4 Hydrodynamic Effects on Endothelial Cells.- 5 Metabolic Activities in the Arterial Wall.- 6 Transport of Protein and Lipid Into the Arterial Wall.-
Nicholas T. Werthessen, Stewart Wolf
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1 Anatomical and Physiological Characteristics of Arteries.- 2 Fluid Mechanics of Arterial Flow.- 3 Control of Vasomotor Function and the Hemodynamic Consequences of the Contractile Behavior of Arteries.- 4 Hydrodynamic Effects on Endothelial Cells.- 5 Metabolic Activities in the Arterial Wall.- 6 Transport of Protein and Lipid Into the Arterial Wall.-
Nicholas T. Werthessen, Stewart Wolf
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The dynamics of granular flow in an hourglass
Granular Matter, 2001We present experimental investigations of flow in an hourglass with a slowly narrowing elongated stem. The primary concern is the interaction between grains and air. For large grains the flow is steady. For smaller grains we find a relaxation oscillation (ticking) due to the counterflow of air, as previously reported by Wu et al. [Phys. Rev. Lett.
Veje, Christian, Dimon, Peter
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Flow dynamics in a stented ureter
Mathematical Medicine and Biology, 2006Vesicorenal reflux is a major side effect associated with ureteric stent placement. In a stented upper urinary tract when the bladder pressure rises, such as during bladder spasms (due to irritation caused by the stent) or voiding of the bladder, it drives urine reflux up the ureter, which, in turn, may be a contributory factor for infections in the ...
Linda Cummings +3 more
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Stability of flows of a dynamic flow network
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems, 1976The need for a network model for the purpose of study of stability of flows is first discussed. A dynamic flow-network model is then presented. It has applications to power networks. A two-matrix transformation method is used to find a suitable Liapunov function.
Ruey-Wen Liu, L. Jenkins
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