OFR-66-73 Analysis Of Williams Brothers Engineering Company Coal Slurry Pipeline Tests

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1972

Abstract

The head loss data for coal slurries over a range of concentrations and velocities and the laboratory screen analysis were selected as areas for investigation in the data analysis performed. The analysis resulted in the following: (1) Size distributions for the coal used in the horizontal pipeline tests were fitted to the Rosin - Rammler distribution function. Each of the fits was significant. Corresponding Rosin - Rammler parameters were obtained which were introduced into the regression analysis. (2) A regression equation was obtained which predicts the slurry head loss of 1-inch by 0 coal slurries ranging in volumetric concentration from 20 to 40 percent and line velocities from 1 to 14 feet per second as a function of the square of velocity. The addition of the term for concentration in the regression equation did not contribute significantly c head loss.
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APA:  (1972)  OFR-66-73 Analysis Of Williams Brothers Engineering Company Coal Slurry Pipeline Tests

MLA: OFR-66-73 Analysis Of Williams Brothers Engineering Company Coal Slurry Pipeline Tests. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1972.

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