Sand Erosion is a wear mechanism in artificial lift systems characterized by the degradation of pump components due to the abrasive impact of sand particles suspended in produced fluids, distinguishing it from other forms of erosion by its reliance on solid particulate-laden flow dynamics specific to high-sand-content well environments.
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H.J. Mitchener, Hilde Torfs · Coastal Engineering · 1996 · 508 citations
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