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Fluid-structure interaction in straight pipelines: Friction coupling mechanisms

Ferràs Segura, David  
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Manso, Pedro  
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Schleiss, Anton  
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2016
Computers and Structures

The present paper approaches fluid-structure interaction by means of a 4-equation model. Experimental data collected from a straight copper pipe-rig lying directly on the lab floor is used for the model validation in terms of wave shape, timing and damping. The main focus lies on the friction coupling modelling considering skin and dry friction. For skin friction three approaches are analysed: quasi-steady, Brunone’s and Trikha’s unsteady friction. For dry friction Coulomb’s model is added in the beam momentum conservation equation. Results present a good fitting between experimental and numerical data, showing the dissipative effect of dry friction phenomenon which complement that of skin friction, specially in the short term simulation.

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research article
DOI
10.1016/j.compstruc.2016.06.006
Web of Science ID

WOS:000383930000007

Author(s)
Ferràs Segura, David  
Manso, Pedro  
Schleiss, Anton  
Covas, Didia I. C.
Date Issued

2016

Publisher

Elsevier

Published in
Computers and Structures
Volume

175

Start page

10

End page

22

Subjects

Fluid-structure interaction

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Junction coupling

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Poisson coupling

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Friction coupling

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Skin friction

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Dry friction

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September 6, 2016
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