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Correlation

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In FluidFlow, correlations are empirical formulas that each represent a relationship between two data items and are used as references to determine one variable from another.

Calculation of the following variables in FluidFlow apply correlations:

  • Newtonian friction loss
  • Junction pressure loss
  • Two-phase (liquid-gas) pressure loss
  • Non-Newtonian friction loss
  • Settling slurry horizontal friction loss
  • Settling slurry vertical friction loss
  • Settling slurry deposition velocity
  • Inclined pipe settling slurry deposition velocity
  • Pulp and Paper stock pressure loss
  • Centrifugal pump derating

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