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In rotating flow moving axially through a straight tube, a helical vortex will be generated if the angular momentum flux is sufficiently large relative to the flux of linear momentum. This paper describes an experimental study of the occurrence, frequency and peak-to-peak amplitude of the wall pressure generated by this vortex. The experimental results are displayed in dimensionless form in terms of a Reynolds number, a momentum parameter and tube geometry.

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Bureau of Reclamation Experience with Flow-Induced Vibrations

Falvey¹

1980

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A simple computational model for bubble plumes

Bernard¹,

Maier²,

Falvey³

2000

Applied Mathematical Modelling

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