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Features of Magnetic-Clutch Sealed Chemical Pumps

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    D. V. Markov, G. V. Sobolev & Yu. I. Frolov

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Markov, D.V., Sobolev, G.V. & Frolov, Y.I. Features of Magnetic-Clutch Sealed Chemical Pumps. Chemical and Petroleum Engineering 36, 552–557 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1002803807782

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