2017
DOI: 10.23939/mmc2017.02.126
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Mathematical modeling of a small pressure disturbance in gas flow of a long pipeline

Abstract: A mathematical model for propagation of a small disturbance in the moving gas of a long pipeline has been built in the paper. The model contains two coupled equations, the coefficients of which are expressed via the parameters of the initial process mass density and mass flow rate. In the frame of the model, the influence of parameters of the initial stationary gas flow on propagation of the pulses initiated by a local fluctuation, originated in the stream, was studied numerically. The developed model can be u… Show more

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“…Chekurin's authorId=6602558772 pipeline gas dynamics theory is presented in the works [2][3][4][6][7][8] variation method for solving inverse problems in [5], Chekurin-Postolaki's method of nondestructive testing [9][10][11], Chekurin-Khymko's numerical model [12], a new criterion -in [13]. The work [8] on thermoelasticity-thermodynamic approach was get in Encyclopedia of Thermal Stresses and monograph was published in Springer, Cham.…”
Section: Theory and Practices Of Engineering Pipeline Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chekurin's authorId=6602558772 pipeline gas dynamics theory is presented in the works [2][3][4][6][7][8] variation method for solving inverse problems in [5], Chekurin-Postolaki's method of nondestructive testing [9][10][11], Chekurin-Khymko's numerical model [12], a new criterion -in [13]. The work [8] on thermoelasticity-thermodynamic approach was get in Encyclopedia of Thermal Stresses and monograph was published in Springer, Cham.…”
Section: Theory and Practices Of Engineering Pipeline Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%