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The paper presents an experimental research on hydrodynamics of floating free gas shells in inclined pipes with granular nozzle in the systems gas-liquid and gas-liquid-solid particles. Working substances were water and ethanol. It is shown that the speed of ascent, depending on the angle, has nonmonotonic character and maximums of speeds, when adding a solid phase, shift in the direction of large angles of the handset relative to the horizon.

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