Theoretical analysis of hydromixture transport-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Theoretical analysis of hydromixture transport

Published:2020 Issue:37 Volume: Page:41-49
ISSN:0354-2904
Container-title:Podzemni radovi
language:en
Short-container-title:Podzemni radovi

Author:

Mihajlović Slavica,Savić Ljubinko,Radosavljević Dragana^ORCID,Savić Ljiljana,Blagojev Marina,Hredzák Slavomír

Abstract

This paper presents theoretical considerations and working parameters analyzes of hydrotransport during unstable flow. The variable flow of hydraulic mixture in installations causes unsteady operation and pipes spraying, pump damage, obturation in various sections of the pipeline, reduced capacity as well as higher operating costs. Using mathematical equations presented in this paper, such parameters of the hydraulic mixture, hydrotransport installation and control devices can be determined which protect system from possible clogging. Considering the fact that critical speed of hydraulic mixture depends on transported material grain size, mixture volume mass, diameter of pipeline and specific gravity of solid phase, it is possible to accurately analyze obturation in hydrotransport installations depending on those parameters. In order to prevent hydraulic impacts in hydrotransport installation pipelines, which value can be determined mathematically, it is necessary to adjust installation to hydromixture parameters and pump, or vice versa.

Publisher

Centre for Evaluation in Education and Science (CEON/CEES)

Subject

General Medicine

Link

https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0354-2904/2020/0354-29042037041M.pdf

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