Nonstationary Oscillations of a Cylindrical Shell Located in a Rigid Pipe and Interacting with Flows of Liquid Under Impulsive Disturbances of Pressure in the Internal Flow.

A technique for analyzing the non-stationary oscillations of cylindrical shells interacting with the external and internal flow of liquid under constant external and internal pressure of liquid. The internal pressure is subject to finite harmonic disturbances linearly decreasing along the shell length. This technique is used to numerically analyze the transient processes in the shell-liquid system for different values of disturbance parameters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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