Influence of orifice geometry and flow rate on effective valve area: An in vitro study
Authors:
- Arthur E. WeymanAWArthur E. Weyman
- J.LUis GuerreroJGJ.LUis Guerrero
- James D. ThomasJTJames D. Thomas
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