The authors justify the approximation of solutions of problems in fluid dynamics with nonconservative products in sources. Motivations stem from fluid flows in pipes with discontinuous cross section. Applications of the existence results shown are not limited, however, to fluid dynamics. They apply to abstract balance laws with nonconservative source terms in the nonresonant case, in general BV geometry.
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