1964 年 80 巻 918 号 p. 1047-1053
For the hydraulic transportation of solid material the authors tried to develop the pressure drop in inclined pipe and as the results of theoretical and experimental studies the following conclusions were obtained.
(1) The increase of pressure drop Δps due to the solid material was expressed as follows,
ΔPs=λs ΔL/D γwυ2m/2g
Where the coefficient λs was expressed in the case of constant velocity and concentration of mixtures
λs=η0Ψ=η0· (ds/D)-1(1-ζ)2/ζ
ζ=υs/υm=1-1/Fγ √ 4(ρ -1) /3CD0(ds/D) (μscosθ +ρsinθ ρ-1)
(2) The hydraulic gradient i along the pipe was expressed as follows,
i=iw (1+φ·k)
where the coefficient of pressure drop φ was expressed as follows by the exprience using the sand (ρ=2.75, ds=0.4mm)
φ=φ0Fγ-n=(100-23.6θ) Fγ-(4.4-2.1θ0.342)
Nonmenclature
ds, D=equivalent diameter of solid and inner diameter of pipe (m)
υs, υm=mean velocity of solid and mixtures (m/s)
iw=hydraulic gradient with water alone (mAq/m)
Fr=Froud's Number=vm/g.D
ρ=specific gravity of solid
θ= inclination of pipe (rad.)
μs, CD0=frictional coefficient for pipe and drag coefficient of solid
k=rate of mixture
η0, φ0, n=constants