Transient Response of Two Fluid-Coupled Cylindrical Elastic Shells to an Incident Pressure Pulse.
Abstract
The transient response of a system of two initially concentric circular cylindrical elastic shells coupled by an ideal fluid and impinged by an incident plane pressure pulse is studied. The classical techniques of separation of variable and Laplace transforms are employed for simultaneously solving the wave equations governing the fluid motions and the shell equations of motion. The transformed solutions are arranged in such a manner that their inverse transforms can be accurately calculated by solving a set of Volterra integral equations in the time domain. A sample calculation of shell response was performed and results are compared to the case in which the outer shell is absent. It is found that the primary effects of a thin outer shell could be estimated by simple asymptotic formulae. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 01, 1978
- Accession Number
- ADA060711
Entities
People
- Hanson Huang
Organizations
- United States Naval Research Laboratory