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Particle technology

empirical law that the discharge rate of granular solids through an orifice scales with orifice size to the five-halves power, independent of fill height.

In particle technology, Beverloo law refers to empirical law that the discharge rate of granular solids through an orifice scales with orifice size to the five-halves power, independent of fill height. This meaning comes from Beverloo (1961) in Chemical Engineering Science.[1]

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Beverloo, W. A., Leniger, H. A., & van de Velde, J. (1961). The flow of granular solids through orifices. Chemical Engineering Science, 15(3-4), 260-269. https://doi.org/10.1016/0009-2509(61)85030-6

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