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Experimental studies of the wear rate of jet-forming nozzles when implementing water jet technologies

Konstantin Golovin, Aleksander Pushkarev, Anastasia Kovaleva

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Improving the efficiency of destructing hard materials, including rocks, necessitates the introduction of fundamentally new technologies and equipment for their implementation. In many industries, including mining, such technologies include those applied in the destruction of various materials and rocks using thin high-pressure water jets, called water jet technologies.

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Improving the efficiency of destructing hard materials, including rocks, necessitates the introduction of fundamentally new technologies and equipment for their implementation. In many industries, including mining, such technologies include those applied in the destruction of various materials and rocks using thin high-pressure water jets, called water jet technologies.

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Improving the efficiency of destructing hard materials, including rocks, necessitates the introduction of fundamentally new technologies and equipment for their implementation. In many industries, including mining, such technologies include those applied in the destruction of various materials and rocks using thin high-pressure water jets, called water jet technologies.

Key concepts: Water jet, Nozzle, Jet (fluid), High pressure water, Emerging technologies, Mechanical engineering, Petroleum engineering, Environmental science

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