Stability and Non-Linear Dynamics of Clamped Circular Cylindrical Shells in Contact with Flowing Fluid

Karagiozis, Kostas; Paı̈doussis, M.P.; Grinevich, E.; Misra, A. K.; Amabili, Marco

doi:10.1007/978-94-007-0995-9_27

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“…Further support to the hypothesis that the observed flutter is indeed a dynamic divergence was provided by more recent experiments by Karagiozis et al (2003Karagiozis et al ( , 2004Karagiozis et al ( , 2005, using stiffer shells made of aluminum or plastic (PET) conveying water. In this case, the shells lost stability by static divergence, and no oscillatory motion was observed.…”

Section: Post-divergence Flutter Of Shells In Contact With Axial Flowmentioning

confidence: 71%

“…The definitive answer as to whether fluid-conveying shells with the upstream end clamped and the downstream one simply supported actually lose stability at infinitesimal flow velocities has proved to be elusive (Paı¨doussis, 2003;Zolotarev, 2004). The saga is retold of the see-saw progress towards unravelling this conundrum, and some further thoughts are presented.…”

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confidence: 98%

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Some unresolved issues in fluid-structure interactions

̈doussis

2005

Journal of Fluids and Structures

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Section: Post-divergence Flutter Of Shells In Contact With Axial Flowmentioning

confidence: 71%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 98%

Some unresolved issues in fluid-structure interactions

̈doussis

2005

Journal of Fluids and Structures

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“…The question of nonoccurrence of divergence in experiments with shells conveying internal flow was resolved [13,92] by conducting experiments with stiffer shells. It was found that the stiffer shells did indeed lose stability by divergence, which is what is predicted by theory.…”

Section: Dynamics Of Cylindrical Shells Subjected To Axial Flowmentioning

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Vibration of Slender Structures Subjected to Axial Flow or Axially Towed in Quiescent Fluid

Wang

2009

Advances in Acoustics and Vibration

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The vibrations and stability of slender structures subjected to axial flow or axially towed in quiescent fluid are discussed in this paper. A selective review of the research undertaken on it is presented. It is endeavoured to show that slender structures subjected to axial flow or axially towed in quiescent fluid are capable of displaying rich dynamical behavior. The basic dynamics of straight and curved pipes conveying fluid (with or without motion constraints), carbon nanotubes conveying fluid, tubular beams subjected to both internal and external flows in axial direction, slender structures in axial flow or axially towed in quiescent fluid, cylindrical shells conveying or immersed in axial flow, solitary plate or parallel-plate assembly in axial flow; linear, nonlinear, and chaotic dynamics; these and many more are some of the aspects of the problem considered.

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