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Experimental investigation of transients-induced fluid–structure interaction in a pipeline with multiple-axial supports

Keramat et al., 2020

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7848217510428183208
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Keramat A
Fathi-Moghadam M
Zanganeh R
Rahmanshahi M
Tijsseling A
Jabbari E
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Journal of Fluids and Structures

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Abstract Fluid–Structure Interaction (FSI) in pipes can significantly affect pressure fluctuations during water hammer event. In transmission pipelines, anchors with axial stops have an important role in the waterhammer-induced FSI as they can suppress or allow the …
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