Numerical predictions using a computational fluid dynamics approach with popular turbulence models are benchmarked against a semi-empirical correlation for the friction in a circular channel with repeated-rib roughness to demonstrate some shortcomings of the models used. Numerical predictions varied widely depending on the turbulence modelling approach used. The need for a compatible experimental dataset to accompany numerical simulation is discussed. Data reported includes numerical predictions of the friction factor and friction similarity parameter for each case. The Reynolds Stress Model most accurately reproduced the friction factors from the correlation, to within 10%
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
In this paper we derive an accurate composite friction factor vs. Reynolds number correlation formul...
Two new correlations of single-phase friction factor for turbulent pipe flow are shown in this paper...
International audienceTwo new correlations of single-phase friction factor for turbulent pipe flow a...
Present paper proposes a universal resistance equation relating friction factor (λ), the Reynolds nu...
In this paper, we propose a novel explicit equation for friction factor, which is valid for both smo...
Non-metallic flexible pipes are widely used in industry. They are comprised of fabric wrapped over a...
Non-metallic flexible pipes are widely used in industry. They are comprised of fabric wrapped over a...
Friction factor data from two recent pipe flow experiments are combined to provide a comprehensive p...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present an improved computational method for determining the...
Non-metallic flexible pipes are widely used in industry. They are comprised of fabric wrapped over a...
Friction factor is an important element in both flow simulations and river engineering. In hydraulic...
The motivation of the investigation is critical pressure loss in cryogenic flexible hoses used for L...
The motivation of the investigation is critical pressure loss in cryogenic flexible hoses used for L...
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
In this paper we derive an accurate composite friction factor vs. Reynolds number correlation formul...
Two new correlations of single-phase friction factor for turbulent pipe flow are shown in this paper...
International audienceTwo new correlations of single-phase friction factor for turbulent pipe flow a...
Present paper proposes a universal resistance equation relating friction factor (λ), the Reynolds nu...
In this paper, we propose a novel explicit equation for friction factor, which is valid for both smo...
Non-metallic flexible pipes are widely used in industry. They are comprised of fabric wrapped over a...
Non-metallic flexible pipes are widely used in industry. They are comprised of fabric wrapped over a...
Friction factor data from two recent pipe flow experiments are combined to provide a comprehensive p...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present an improved computational method for determining the...
Non-metallic flexible pipes are widely used in industry. They are comprised of fabric wrapped over a...
Friction factor is an important element in both flow simulations and river engineering. In hydraulic...
The motivation of the investigation is critical pressure loss in cryogenic flexible hoses used for L...
The motivation of the investigation is critical pressure loss in cryogenic flexible hoses used for L...
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
In this paper we derive an accurate composite friction factor vs. Reynolds number correlation formul...