On the Suitability of the Low Mach Number Assumption in the Modeling of the Damage Induced by Pressure Transients in Piping Systems

Título:

On the Suitability of the Low Mach Number Assumption in the Modeling of the Damage Induced by Pressure Transients in Piping Systems

Autor:

Felipe Bastos de Freitas Rachid

Ano:

1999

DOI:

10.1115/1.2821990

Revista:

Journal of Fluids Engineering

ISSN:

00982202

Tags:

Pressure Transients

Continuum Damage Mechanics

Pipeline Integrity

Home:

[http://www.asme.org/pubs/journals/fluideng/masthd.html]

Idioma:

Inglês

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