Experimental frequency response of fluid lines
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Abstract
The study of transient pipe flow is of practical significance because of their many important applications, such as surging phenomena or waterhammer in piping systems, aerodynamics, liquid-propellant rocket systems, and hydraulic and pneumatic control systems, etc.In transient flow caused by accidental or normal pump trips, pump start and rapid changes in valve settings, the flow velocity and pressure in a pipe system changes rapidly.Fast moving pressure waves are generated and move through the systern at speeds up to the speed of sound.In practice, many factors can generate unsteady pressures on internal surface of a pipe, such as turbulence, cavitation, vortex shedding, valve chatter, and the passing of pump impeller vanes. CHAPTER ONE: IntroductionDepending on the piping geometry, acoustic resonant conditions may occur, potentially producing large pressure pulsations that excite the piping system.If the exciting frequency coincides with the natural frequency of the system, resonance will occur creating, possibly, large forces on the piping.Large pressure oscillations may cause rapture or collapse of the pipes.A notable example of such an acoustic resonance was observed in the Primary Heat Transport (PHT) system at Ontario Power Generation Darlington nuclear power station 17,2,31.The fatigue failures in the fuel bundle end plates, and ultimately the breakup, of some nuclear fuel bundles were identified to be caused by acoustic excitation in the piping system.Calibration Certificate of The Pressure Transducer P
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