Multiple scales analysis of water hammer attenuation

  • Han S
  • Hansen D
  • Kember G
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A multiple scales analysis is used to construct a uniformly accurate approximation to water hammer pressure wave attenuation that is initiated by a sudden valve opening. The method of analysis is well suited to the study of a water hammer that possesses several time scales and is applied to a mild generalization of the classical equations. It should prove useful for finding attenuation curves when effects such as unsteady friction and fluid-structure interaction are added. The analytical results are numerically verified using the method of characteristics. © 2011 Brown University.

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Han, S. Y., Hansen, D., & Kember, G. (2011). Multiple scales analysis of water hammer attenuation. Quarterly of Applied Mathematics, 69(4), 677–690. https://doi.org/10.1090/s0033-569x-2011-01258-9

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