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Preamble n' apparent flow behaviour index N number <strong>of</strong> items p mixing length factor pressure Pa q ratio <strong>of</strong> solid to liquid oscillation amplitude Q volumetric flow rate <strong>of</strong> slurry m 3 /s r radius at a point in <strong>the</strong> pipe m correlation coefficient R radius <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> pipe m Re Reynolds number S relative density u point velocity m/s u+ dimensionless velocity V average slurry velocity m/s V. shear velocity m/s X unknown quantity abscissa value y distance from <strong>the</strong> pipe wall m y+ dimensionless wall distance y ordinate value et proportional to shape factor shear stress ratio
Preamble T shear stress Pa T y yield stress Pa q, function <strong>of</strong> X rheological parameter von Kannan constant 0 velocity function SUbscripts o 85 ann c calc m- max N NN obs P plug r res s shear v w x at <strong>the</strong> pipe wall 85 th percentile <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>particle</strong>s passing refers to <strong>the</strong> annulus critical calculated loss, liquid mixture (slurry) maximum Newtonian non-Newtonian observed (experimental) <strong>particle</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> plug roughness residual solids zone over which shear occurs volumetric water representative <strong>size</strong> Page xix
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