Vibration calculation method of multi-branched pipes with fluid-structure interaction

LI Shuaijun1, LI Huafeng1, WANG Xiaofeng1, LIU Gongmin2

Journal of Vibration and Shock ›› 2018, Vol. 37 ›› Issue (7) : 52-55.

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Journal of Vibration and Shock ›› 2018, Vol. 37 ›› Issue (7) : 52-55.

Vibration calculation method of multi-branched pipes with fluid-structure interaction

  • LI Shuaijun1, LI Huafeng1, WANG Xiaofeng1, LIU Gongmin2
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Based on moment and force equilibriums and fluid continuity conditions at a pipe branches’ junction, the general formula for dynamic transfer matrix of branched pipes was established. The transfer matrix method in frequency domain for calculating dynamic responses of fluid-filled multi-branched pipes was proposed. The correctness of the proposed model and algorithm was validated using test data of cross-shaped pipes with various boundary conditions. Then, forced vibrations of branched pipes were analyzed considering effects of different branch angles and positions. The results showed that compared with pipeline structural vibration, fluid pressure fluctuation is more easily influenced by variation of branch angles and positions; the effects of branch angle changes on pipeline structural vibration and fluid pressure fluctuation have a certain selectivity, while the effects of branch position changes on pipeline structural vibration are more complex.


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fluid-structure interaction / multi-branched pipes / vibration characteristics / transfer matrix method / test

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LI Shuaijun1, LI Huafeng1, WANG Xiaofeng1, LIU Gongmin2. Vibration calculation method of multi-branched pipes with fluid-structure interaction[J]. Journal of Vibration and Shock, 2018, 37(7): 52-55

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