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Tuesday, March 03, 2015 9:23:34 PM
Understood.
My question is simply about whether the same phenomenon—suppression of turbulence perpendicular to flow—also holds when the deployment is a 500,000 bpd installation at very high pressures like the Keystone. The recent Tao paper shows that this must be the case at the smaller scale, but I'm just saying I don't know if we can conclude it also takes place at large scale. Can we?
My question is simply about whether the same phenomenon—suppression of turbulence perpendicular to flow—also holds when the deployment is a 500,000 bpd installation at very high pressures like the Keystone. The recent Tao paper shows that this must be the case at the smaller scale, but I'm just saying I don't know if we can conclude it also takes place at large scale. Can we?
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