The dissipation mechanism which usually limits superfluid flow to about 30 cm/sec in large pinholes is found to be suppressed by compressed-rouge superfluid filters placed in the flow path on each side of the orifice. The much larger "intrinsic" critical velocity is then observed for the first time in "large" channels.
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G. B. Hess (1971) studied this question.
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