1962
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-00566-8
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“…The pressure loss for e.g. a sharp-edged entrance can be found in [14] or [15] and is identical 0.5. …”
Section: Model Of the Headermentioning
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“…The pressure loss for e.g. a sharp-edged entrance can be found in [14] or [15] and is identical 0.5. …”
Section: Model Of the Headermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a sharp-edged entrance the pressure loss coefficient ζ in is identical to 0.5 according to [14]. In case of reverse flow at the tube inlet the pressure loss due to acceleration will be identical to zero with the help of the operator…”
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“…Chancellor Bismarck gradually veered away from classical liberal economic policies in the 1870s, embracing many conservative and progressive policies, including high tariffs, nationalization of railroads, and compulsory social insurance. [37][38] [39] This political and economic nationalism also reduced the fortunes of the German and Canadian classical liberal parties. France, like Britain, also entered into a prolonged stagnation that extended to 1897.…”
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