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pulsating flow

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pulsating flow [′pəl‚sād·iŋ ′flō]
(engineering)
Irregular fluid flow in a piping system often resulting from the pressure variations of reciprocating compressors or pumps within the system.
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The staff also needs to know what the signs of arterial access are, such as bright red blood, and a fast, often pulsating flow.
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Incorporated with the results of the experimental and theoretical studies of the pulsating flow of a gas into liquid in the presence of a solid, the presented research will become a kernel stone in theory and practice development of porous membranes.
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A highly aggressive and pulsating flow pattern of the product/media mix is achieved, resulting in a significant increase in the maximum shear level.
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