Transient response of a submerged fluid‐coupled double‐walled shell structure to a pressure pulse
Transient response of a submerged fluid‐coupled double‐walled shell structure to a pressure pulse
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DOI:
10.1121/1.387197
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发表时间:
1981-12
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
H. C. Neilson;G. C. Everstine;Y. F. Wang
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作者:
H. C. Neilson;G. C. Everstine;Y. F. Wang
A solution is presented for the interactive transient response of a submerged double‐walled elastic sphere, flooded between the walls, to a plane step pressure pulse, using the general purpose finite element structural analysis computer program nastran with the doubly asymptotic approximation (DAA) for external surface interaction loading and explicitly modeled fluid finite elements for between‐wall coupling. The methods used are described and problems encountered in implementation are discussed, along with approaches used in overcoming them. Results are compared with an available exact solution for the same configuration, and with exact and approximate solutions for the inner shell as a stand‐alone submerged structure. The comparisons indicate generally satisfactory results, verifying the applicability of these methods for a submerged, double‐walled structure. In addition, the double‐single shell comparisons suggest a hitherto untried means of improving the later‐time accuracy of a finite element/DAA computation for a single‐walled submerged structure by including in the structural model a few layers of fluid finite elements adjacent to the outer surface, and applying the DAA loading at the outer surface of this fluid envelope.