Flow-Induced Vibration Handbook for Nuclear and Process Equipment

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Explains the mechanisms governing flow-induced vibrations and helps engineers prevent fatigue and fretting-wear damage at the design stage  Fatigue or fretting-wear damage in process and plant equipment caused by flow-induced vibration can lead to operational disruptions, lost production, and expensive repairs. Mechanical engineers can help prevent or mitigate these problems during the design phase of high capital cost plants such as nuclear power stations and petroleum refineries by performing thorough flow-induced vibration analysis. Accordingly, it is critical for mechanical engineers to have a firm understanding of the dynamic parameters and the vibration excitation mechanisms that govern flow-induced vibration. 
Flow-Induced Vibration Handbook for Nuclear and Process Equipment  Helps readers understand and apply techniques for preventing fatigue and fretting-wear damage due to flow-induced vibration at the design stage Covers components including nuclear reactor internals, nuclear fuels, piping systems, and various types of heat exchangers Features examples of vibration-related failures caused by fatigue or fretting-wear in nuclear and process equipment Includes a detailed overview of state-of-the-art flow-induced vibration technology with an emphasis on two-phase flow-induced vibration Covering all relevant aspects of flow-induced vibration technology, 
 is required reading for professional mechanical engineers and researchers working in the nuclear, petrochemical, aerospace, and process industries, as well as graduate students in mechanical engineering courses on flow-induced vibration.

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8 Chapter 8Fig. 8-1 Typical Tube Response Spectra for Increasing Mass Fluxes at Constan...Fig. 8-2 Typical Vibration Response: Comparison Between Flexible Tube Bundle...Fig. 8-3 Vibration Response: Comparison Between Flexible Tube Bundle and One...Fig. 8-4 Schematic of Air‐Water Test Section and Tube Bundle.Fig. 8-5 Photograph of Air‐Water Test Section and Part of Air‐Water Loop.Fig. 8-6 Photograph of Cantilever Tube Bundle with Normal‐Triangular Configu...Fig. 8-7 Fluidelastic Instability Results in Air‐Water Cross Flow.Fig. 8-8 Flow Regime Maps for Air‐Water Cross Flow Showing Flow Conditions a...Fig. 8-9 Effect of P/D on Fluidelastic Instability Constant in Air‐Water Cro...Fig. 8-10 Two‐Phase Flow Structure in a Rotated‐Triangular Tube Bundle: a) S...Fig. 8-11 Two‐Phase Flow Paths in a Normal‐Triangular Tube Bundle.Fig. 8-12 Hydrodynamic Coupling Coherence as a Function of Mass Flux Ratio....Fig. 8-13 Air‐Water and Steam‐Water Fluidelastic Instability Results Plotted...Fig. 8-14 Air‐Water and Steam‐Water Fluidelastic Instability Results Plotted...Fig. 8-15 Photograph of Freon Pressure Vessel Test Section Showing Instrumen...Fig. 8-16 Schematic of Freon Test Section.Fig. 8-17 Photograph of Rotated‐Triangular Tube Bundle Instrumented with Str...Fig. 8-18 Typical Vibration Response Spectra for Two‐Phase Freon Cross Flow....Fig. 8-19 Typical Vibration Response Curves for Two‐Phase Freon Cross Flow: ...Fig. 8-20 Vibration Response: Freon versus Air‐Water.Fig. 8-21 Vibration Response In Freon at 80% Void Fraction: Flexible versus ...Fig. 8-22 Fluidelastic Instability Results in Two‐Phase Cross Flow: Comparis...Fig. 8-23a Flow Regime Map for Freon and Air‐Water Two‐Phase Cross Flow Show...Fig. 8-23b Flow Regime Map for Steam‐Water, Freon and Air‐Water Two‐Phase Cr...Fig. 8-24 Freon Results Included in Two‐Phase Fluidelastic Instability Resul...Fig. 8-25a Schematic of the Air‐Water U‐Bend Test Section and Flow Loop.Fig. 8-25b Schematic of Air‐Water U‐Bend Test Section.Fig. 8-26 Lowest Vibration Modes for an Unsupported U‐Tube.Fig. 8-27 Out‐of‐Plane U‐Tube Frequency‐Response Spectrum for 90% Void Fract...Fig. 8-28 Out‐of‐Plane Vibration Response Spectra as a Function of Mass Flux...Fig. 8-29 Out‐of‐Plane Vibration Amplitudes Measured by Strain Gages, in Liq...Fig. 8-30 In‐Plane Tangential Vibration Amplitude Measured by Strain Gages, ...Fig. 8-31 Flexible Tube Assemblies a) Single Tube, b) Central Cluster, c) Si...Fig. 8-32 Configurations of Flexible Tubes Tested Within the Test Section.Fig. 8-33 Response versus Flow‐Pitch Velocity for a Single Flexible Tube for...Fig. 8-34 Response Spectra of Single Flexible Tube in Flow at 80% Void Fract...Fig. 8-35 Response in Lift Direction versus Flow Pitch Velocity for the Sing...Fig. 8-36 Response in Lift Direction versus Flow Pitch Velocity for the Sing...Fig. 8-37 Response of Tube 7 versus Flow Pitch Velocity for the Partially Fl...Fig. 8-38 Instability Map: • Axisymetrically Flexible Tube Bundle in Air‐Wat...Fig. 8-39 Selected Frequency Spectra for Fluidelastic Instability of Clamped...

9 Chapter 9Fig. 9-1 Directional Dependence (Lift versus Drag).Fig. 9-2 Effect of Tube Bundle Orientation.Fig. 9-3 Effect of Pitch‐to‐Diameter Ratio (a) Normal‐Triangular Tube Bundle...Fig. 9-4 Effect of Upstream Turbulence.Fig. 9-5 Effect of Fluid Density (Gas versus Liquid).Fig. 9-6 Proposed Guideline for Excitation Forces.Fig. 9-7 Comparison with Previous Guidelines.

10 Chapter 10Fig. 10-1 First Normalized Guideline for Power Spectral Density of Random Tu...Fig. 10-2 Early Normalized Guideline for Power Spectral Density of Random Tu...Fig. 10-3 Normalized Guideline for Power Spectral Density of Random Turbulen...Fig. 10-4 Early Dimensionless Guideline for Power Spectral Density of Random...Fig. 10-5 CENS Air-Water Power Spectral Densities for a Normal-Square Tube B...Fig. 10-6 CENS Air-Water Power Spectral Densities at 50% Void Fraction for a...Fig. 10-7 CENS Air-Water Power Spectral Densities at a Mass Flux of 750 kg/(...Fig. 10-8 Measured Peak Frequencies from Air-Water Excitation Force Drag Pow...Fig. 10-9 Variation in Characteristic Void Length with Void Fraction and Mas...Fig. 10-10 CENS Characteristic Void Length Data (Square Symbols at 1500 kg/mFig. 10-11 CENS Air-Water Power Spectral Densities at a Mass Flux of 750 kg/...Fig. 10-12 CENS Air-Water Power Spectral Densities at fdB/U P= 0.1 for a Nor...Fig. 10-13 Air-Water Flow Regime Maps Using Kanizawa and Ribatski (2016) Bou...Fig. 10-14 Steam-Water and Freon Flow Regime Maps Using Kanizawa and Ribatsk...Fig. 10-15 CRL Air-Water Power Spectral Densities at fdB/ U p= 0.1 for a 60°...Fig. 10-16 Effect of Mass Flux on Reference Equivalent Power Spectral Densit...Fig. 10-17 Comparison of Normalized Random Excitation Power Spectral Densiti...Fig. 10-18 Comparison of Air-Water and Freon-22 Drag Power Spectral Densitie...Fig. 10-19 Comparison of Air-Water, Freon-134a and Freon-22 Drag Power Spect...Fig. 10-20 Comparison of Air-Water and Freon-22 Drag Power Spectral Densitie...Fig. 10-21 CENS Air-Water Dimensionless Power Spectral Densities at a Mass F...Fig. 10-22 Original Dimensionless Guideline with Data Points from de Langre ...Fig. 10-23 CENS Data Plotted Using de Langre and Villard (1998) Scaling Fact...Fig. 10-24 CRL and Other Data Plotted Using de Langre and Villard (1998) Sca...Fig. 10-25 Bubbly Flow Power Spectral Densities Collapsed Using Eq. (10-8) a...Fig. 10-26 Churn and Annular Flow Power Spectral Densities Collapsed Using E...Fig. 10-27 Intermittent Flow Power Spectral Densities Collapsed Using Eq. (1...Fig. 10-28 Axial Spatial Correlation of Random Pressure Fluctuations in Two-...Fig. 10-29 Measured and Predicted Vibration Amplitude versus Simulated Steam...Fig. 10-30 Effect of Flow Regime on Void Fraction Dependence of S F( f ) in Ste...Fig. 10-31 Velocity Dependence of S F( f ) in Steam-Water Axial Flow (Pettigr...Fig. 10-32 Temperature Dependence of S F (f) in Steam-Water Axial Flow (Pettig...Fig. 10-33 Normalized Power Spectral Density Results from Several Researcher...

11 Chapter 11Fig. 11-1 Typical Vibration Response (Gorman, 1976).Fig. 11-2 Laminar Vortex Formation in the Wake of a Vibrating Cylinder at a ...Fig. 11-3 Envelope of Strouhal Number versus Reynolds Number for Circular Cy...Fig. 11-4 Lift Coefficients for a Single Cylinder (Gerlach and Dodge, 1970)....Fig. 11-5 Vortex Shedding Behind the Second Row in a Rotated‐Square Array wi...Fig. 11-6 Strouhal Numbers for Tube Bundles in Liquid Flow (Pettigrew and Go...Fig. 11-7 Strouhal Number Expressions for Various Tube Bundle Geometries (We...Fig. 11-8 Strouhal Numbers for Finned Tubes (Kouba, 1986): Dots are Experime...Fig. 11-9a Vibration Response to Single‐Phase Forced Excitation (a) Normal‐S...Fig. 11-9b Vibration Response to Single‐Phase Forced Excitation (b) Rotated‐...Fig. 11-9c Vibration Response to Single‐Phase Forced Excitation (c) Normal‐T...Fig. 11-10 Fluctuating Force Lift Coefficients for Tube Bundles in Single‐Ph...Fig. 11-11 Force Spectra at 80% Void Fraction: (a) and (b) Pitch Flow Veloci...Fig. 11-12 Periodic Force Frequency and Periodic Force versus Pitch Velocity...Fig. 11-13 Force Power Spectral Density (PSD) at 80% Void Fraction and 6.8 m...Fig. 11-14 Periodic Force Frequency and Periodic Force at 80% Void Fraction ...Fig. 11-15a Vibration Response to Air‐Water Forced Excitation (Solid Circle:...Fig. 11-15b Vibration Response to Air‐Water Forced Excitation (Solid Circle:...Fig. 11-15c Vibration Response to Air‐Water Forced Excitation (Solid Circle:...Fig. 11-16 Fluctuating Force Lift Coefficients for Tube Bundles in Two‐Phase...Fig. 11-17 Flow Regime Maps for the Two‐Phase Fluctuating Force Data Sources...Fig. 11-18a Schematic Diagram of the Acoustic Cavity in a Typical Moisture S...Fig. 11-18b Tube Bundle Geometry within the Moisture Separator Reheater.Fig. 11-19 Dimensionless Equivalent Speed of Sound Ce/C versus Dd/W of the A...Fig. 11-20 Acoustic Resonance in First and Second Mode Excited by Vortex She...Fig. 11-21 Acoustic Resonance in Second and Third Modes Excited by Vortex Sh...Fig. 11-22 Acoustic Resonance Criterion for a) In-Line (Square) Bundles and ...Fig. 11-23a Damping Criteria for In‐Line Arrays, G i(Ziada et al, 1989b).Fig. 11-23b Damping Criteria for Staggered Arrays, G S(Ziada et al, 1989b)....Fig. 11-24 Maximum Sound Pressure Levels as a Function of Tube Pattern and S...

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