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The results of investigations of the rheological modality of flow are presented. They enable one to solve a number of modes of actual flow of the uncompleted Prandtl boundary-layer theory, such as sliding, turbulent viscosity, mixing path length etc., which ultimately determine the structural basis of the algorithm for measuring flow by the flow-compression method.
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Manukov, E.S. The Methodology of the Rheological Modality of Flow in Aspects of Flow Metering (a discussion). Measurement Techniques 44, 837–843 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012904603386
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