Developments in unsteady pipe flow friction modelling

By A. Bergant, Angus Ross Simpson, J. Vítkovský. 2001

286 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. Pedro J. Lee
2. Bryan Karney
3. A. Colombo
4. Angus Simpson
5. J. Vítkovský
6. Martin F. Lambert
7. A. Bergant

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Pedro J. Lee
2. Bryan Karney
3. A. Colombo
4. Angus Simpson
5. J. Vítkovský
6. Martin F. Lambert
7. A. Bergant

Citations in the corpus

• Systematic Evaluation of One-Dimensional Unsteady Friction Models in Simple Pipelines (2006, methodology): “…the following modification was made gD fV dx dH 2 2 −= changed to gD VfV dx dH 2 −= (5) Similarly, to address the problem of amplification, the sign of the convective term in the IAB model may be modified (independently formulated by Bergant et al., 1999; Pezzinga, 2000; Bergant et al. 2001).”
• A selective literature review of transient-based leak detection methods (2009, methodology): “The method was tested by attempting to recreate the time series of pressure head and discharge as reported for experimental data in Bergant et al. (2001).”