Flow-Induced Instability of Multi-Layered Anisotropic Pipelines

Flow-Induced Instability of Multi-Layered Anisotropic Pipelines

D.G. Pavlou

Department of Mechanical and Structural Engineering and Materials Science, University of Stavanger, Norway

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543-553
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DOI: 
https://doi.org/10.2495/CMEM-V4-N4-543-553
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Abstract: 

A numerical formulation of flow-induced instability modelling of laminated anisotropic pipelines is derived. The analysis is based on fluid-structure interaction equations and FEA. Taking into account the flow parameters and the material properties, critical flow velocities causing instability are calculated for fibre-reinforced polymeric (FRP) pipelines resting on elastic supports. A parametric study of the effect of fibre orientation, stiffness of elastic supports and span length between supports is carried out. The results are commented and discussed.

Keywords: 

critical velocity, FEA, flow induced instability, laminated pipelines

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