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Analysis of turbulent flow through a square-sectioned duct with installed 90-degree elbow

Rup et al., 2011

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6537017902674647125
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Rup K
Sarna P
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Flow Measurement and Instrumentation

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This paper presents the results of a theoretical and experimental investigation of the flow of air through a square-sectioned duct with installed bend. A special test stand was built which allowed testing two different bends with dimensionless mean radius values 2.01 and 1.5. To …
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