Edited by: P. ANAGNOSTOPOULOS, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
ISBN: 1-85312-644-6
Series: Advances in Fluid Mechanics Vol 31
Published: 2002
Pages: 400pp
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"The articles, all well written in engineering style, are mainly intended to give an engineer working in this field an overview on the latest developments of the subject, but are also well suited to serve as an introduction for readers who want to get in contact and get acquainted with this fascinating field."ZENTRALBLATT FÜR MATHEMATIK
Flow-induced vibrations are complicated flow-structure interaction phenomena that may have disastrous effects. The poor understanding of these can lead to severe damage, which, apart from economic loss, may even claim human lives. Although not so spectacular, flow-induced vibrations of tube banks in heat exchangers or nuclear reactors may result in the damage of installations and the loss of power-generating time.
A large number of papers regarding flow-induced vibrations are being published in journals and presented at conferences but these are often too complex for background reading or design purposes. Providing a compilation of the salient points of various flow-induced vibration mechanisms this text is suitable for both newcomers to this challenging field as well as experienced researchers and practitioners.
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