The formula for motion magnitudes of cylinders experiencing vortex-shedding

Lee, Mong Li; Allen, Don

doi:10.1016/j.jfluidstructs.2009.08.004

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“…The DNV method is based on the Griffin theory [2], which specifies the VIV motion magnitude as a function of the reduced damping (also termed as the stability parameter). It was discovered that the effects of the structural stiffness variation on VIV responses are not accounted for in the Griffin theory [3]. Further experiments confirmed this argument [4].…”

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A New VIV Design Procedure for Marine Tubular

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2013

ASME/USCG 2013 3rd Workshop on Marine Technology and Standards

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Vortex-induced vibration (VIV) of a flexible structure is a hydro-elasticity phenomenon. In current VIV design of marine tubular, the effect of structural stiffness variations is not fully accounted for. A new design procedure for the VIV motions of the first mode is presented in this paper. Numerical examples indicate that this new method may provide a safer design. Paper published with permission.

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A New VIV Design Procedure for Marine Tubular

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“…Sparks (2001) performed studies to examine riser VIV and provided simplified analytical solutions for such vibrations, which compared well with finite element-based models. Lee and Allen (2009) questioned the theoretical basis of the Griffin plot for VIV motion prediction, since it does not account for the effects of structural stiffness.…”

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