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  • Swaffield, J. A.
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    Application of Method of Characteristics to Model the Transport of Discrete Solids in Partially-Filled Pipe Flow. Final Report.
    National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC; Brunel Univ., Uxbridge, UK
    Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, DC, NBS BSS 139, February 1982,

  • Swaffield, J. A.
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    Initial Study of the Application of the Numerical Method of Characteristics to Unsteady Flow Analysis in Partially Filled Gravity Drainage Sized Pipes.
    National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC
    Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, DC, NBSIR 81-2308, July 1981,

  • Swaffield, J. A.
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    Dependence of Model Waste Solid Transport Characteristics in Drainage Systems on Solid Geometry, Mass and Pipe System Parameters.
    National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC
    Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, DC, NBSIR 81-2307, July 1981,

  • Swaffield, J. A.
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    Prediction of the Hydraulic Jump Location Following a Change of Slope in a Partially Filled Drainage Pipe.
    National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC
    Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, DC, NBSIR 81-2367, November 1981,

  • Swaffield, J. A.
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    Entry Transition Water Surface Profile Prediction in Supercritical Partially Filled Pipe Flow.
    National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC
    Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, DC, NBSIR 81-2290, June 1981,

  • Swaffield, J. A.
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    Prediction of Floating Solid Velocities in Unsteady Partially Filled Pipe Flow.
    National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC
    Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, DC, NBSIR 83-2614, July 1983,

  • Swaffield, J. A.; Galowin, L. S.
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    Preliminary Study of the Vertical Stack to Horizontal Drain Entry Condition as an Extension to the Modeling of Unsteady Partially Filled Pipe Flow.
    National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, MD; Brunel Univ., Uxbridge, England
    NBSIR 85-3108, February 1985,