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Homogenisation method for the dynamic analysis of a complete nuclear steam generator with fluid–structure interaction

The present paper deals with the dynamic analysis of a steam generator tube bundle with fluid–structure interaction modelling. As the coupled fluid–structure problem involves a huge number of degrees of freedom to account for the tube displacements and the fluid pressure evolutions, classical couple...

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Published in:Nuclear engineering and design 2008-09, Vol.238 (9), p.2261-2271
Main Authors: Sigrist, Jean-François, Broc, Daniel
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