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Автор R D Collins
Автор H Lubanska
Дата выпуска 1954-01-01
dc.description A gas jet directed on to a liquid surface causes considerable agitation of the liquid, a fact which is largely responsible for the rapidity of the steel-making reactions in the side-blown converter<sup>(1)</sup> as compared to the open-hearth furnace. As a start for laboratory investigation of this effect, the disturbance caused by an air jet playing on a water surface was photographed. The maximum depth of penetration was measured and plotted against the calculated reaction thrust, ρQ<sup>2</sup>/A, for a range of jet direction, orifice diameter, distance of orifice from water surface and air velocity. The consistency of the results within the practical limits of experimental error suggested an empirical relationship between the variables for angles between jet and surface above about 25°, and the following equation was derived expressing penetration as a function of thrust and angle of jet: P = 53τsin θ /[x<sup>2</sup>ω + 19(ωτ<sup>2</sup>)<sup>1/3</sup>]
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Издатель Institute of Physics Publishing
Название The depression of liquid surfaces by gas jets
Тип paper
DOI 10.1088/0508-3443/5/1/306
Print ISSN 0508-3443
Журнал British Journal of Applied Physics
Том 5
Первая страница 22
Последняя страница 26
Аффилиация R D Collins; British Iron and Steel Research Association, London, W.1
Аффилиация H Lubanska; British Iron and Steel Research Association, London, W.1
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