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Hydrodynamic Features of Two-Phase Oil–Gas Flow in Pipelines

The results of the experiments on the transport process of fluid flow through a pipeline under temperature gradient conditions between the internal and external environments, and on continuous gas generation at the contact boundary of the transported media, are presented in this paper. The test results showed that unde...

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Hidden Risks to Sustainable Operation of Water Systems: Suffosion Process Triggered by Pipe Leakage

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