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Journal of Applied Mechanics
Article Type: Special Section: Computational Fluid Mechanics And Fluid–Structure Interaction
J. Appl. Mech. January 2012, 79(1): 010902.
Published Online: December 13, 2011
... synthesis time response frequency response. damping elasticity frequency response liquids sloshing vibrations Table 1 Comparison between damping coefficients obtained analytically and numerically Mode number Finite element results (10 −3 ) Analytical results (10 −3 ) 1–2...
Abstract
It is proposed to investigate in this paper the damped vibrations of an incompressible liquid contained in a deformable tank. A linearized formulation describing the small movements of the system is presented. At first, a diagonal damping is introduced in the reduced equations of the hydroelastic sloshing problem. We obtain a nonclassically damped coupled system with a damping matrix that is not symmetric. Then, by projecting the system onto its complex modes, the frequency and time responses for different type of loads are built. A numerical application is illustrated on a test case.