British Hydromechanics Research Group

Fester V.G., Chowdhuiy M.R. ludicello F. (2010). Pressure loss and discharge coefficients for non-Newtonian fluids in long orifices, British Hydromechanics Research Group 18th Intematiomd Conference on Slurry Handling and Pipeline Transport HYDROTRANSPORT 18, Rio de Janeiro, Sept 22-24, 2010, pp. 309-323. ISBN 978 1 85598119 5. 

The need for a fundamental characterization of the performance of these devices and the criteria for scale-up and design are well recognized. In response to this need, two consortia, the British Hydromechanics Research Group (BHRG) and the High Shear Mixing Research Program at the University of Maryland, have embarked upon systematic study and characterization of rotor-stator mixers. 

K. Harding and co-workers). The same group has contributed to work on flow distribution in resin beds which has been centred on the Aldermaston laboratories (J.R. Nash and co-workers) with support from the British Hydromechanics Research Association. 

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