HARRIS, 1963 - Google Patents
Method of sensing axial tension in flow from a tube, in order to assess the relative order of the magnitude of the elastic, viscous and inertial forcesHARRIS, 1963
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- 9711286395749014734
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- HARRIS J
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- 239000012530 fluid 0 description 1
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