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An efficient high-performance computing based three-dimensional numerical wave basin model for the design of fluid-structure interaction experiments

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Nimmala, Seshu B.

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Fluid-structure interaction (FSI) is an interesting and challenging interdisciplinary area comprised of fields such as engineering- fluids/structures/solids, computational science, and mathematics. FSI has several practical engineering applications such as the design of coastal infrastructure (such as bridges, levees) subjected to harsh environments from natural forces such as tsunamis, storm surges,...

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Design of Fluid-Structure Interaction Experiments Abstract approved
Tsunami Simulation Using OpenSees : Validation of Bridge Response and Exploration of Shallow Water Flow

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Cressman, Luke R.

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The finite element software framework, OpenSees, has been used by researchers to simulate the response of structural and geotechnical systems to earthquake loading. Implementation of the Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM) has made it possible to simulate hydrodynamic forces through fluid-structure interaction (FSI) in OpenSees. To validate the FSI implementation...

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phases: earthquake analysis, tsunami generation and propagation, and fluid-structure interaction can be
Large–Scale Laboratory Experiment and Numerical Simulation of Tsunami Forces on a Bridge Deck

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Xiang, Tao

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The fluid impact forces on a bridge superstructure in horizontal and vertical directions due to tsunamis represented by solitary waves are investigated through a large-scale laboratory experiment and numerical simulations. The experiment is conducted in a two-dimensional wave basin using a 1:5 scaled reinforced concrete bridge deck model tested under...

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Laboratory Experiment and Numerical Simulation of Tsunami Forces on a Bridge Deck Abstract approved
An Approach to Modeling Fuel Plate Deformations in Fluid-Structure Interactions

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Howard, Trevor

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As computational power increases, so does the desire to use fluid-structure interaction (FSI) software to design complex systems and components such as fuel plates. Presently, an effort is underway to support the design and qualification of a new nuclear fuel material which is intended for applications in select, plate-type, research...

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necessity. Fluid structure interaction simulations provide a wealth of information regarding flow patterns
Computer modeling of network flexibility and materials with negative thermal expansion

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Khosrovani, Nazy

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Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry, presented on June 18. 1996. Abstract approved: Title: Computer
Comprehensive Characterization of Motion of a Helical Coil Due to Flow Induced Vibration

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Harmon, Paul L.

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Mechanical vibrations compromise the integrity of key components of thermal power plants. Without careful design, strong resonances during steady state operation can wear these components to the point of failure, leading to an unsafe situation that may force a plant to shut down. The purpose of this research is to...

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structure to a diffuse background light source. A ray passing this edge would first pass through the fluid
Buoyant flow simulation programs with interactive graphics

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Hoevekamp, Tobias B.

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Simulation Programs with Interactive Graphics. Abstract approved: Dr. Lorin R. Davis The goal of this
A predictive model for environmental fate and transport of the toxicity of leachates from highway construction and repair materials

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Quigley, Marcus M.

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Recent concern over the potential environmental impact of highway construction and repair materials on surface and ground waters has lead to extensive laboratory screening and subsequent testing of a set of new materials and waste amended mixes. As part of Phase II of a three-phase project for the National Cooperative...

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mentor throughout this project. Additionally, the computer model written in conjunction with this
A computer imaging method for fluid motion studies in metal casting

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Poland, John H.

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Significant reductions in the number of defects in parts produced by investment casting can be obtained by improving the flow of the molten metal during pouring. Studies have been done at Oregon State University with simulated casting techniques to determine optimal mold configurations. Better mold layouts have been shown to...

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computer systems. Redacted for Privacy A Computer Imaging Method for Fluid Motion Studies in Metal
Fluid flow on interacting, deformable surfaces

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Neill, Patrick

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Fluid simulation is an interesting research problem with a wide range of applications including mechanical engineering, special effects in movies and games, and scientific simulation. Due to the complex nature of typical fluid flow equations, there are circumstances where a full volumetric fluid simulation may not be necessary to generate...

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of Science in Computer Science presented on June 5, 2008. Title: Fluid Flow on Interacting

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Civil and Construction Engineering3
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Fluid-structure interaction -- Computer simulation4
Bridges -- Flood damage -- Computer simulation2
Computational fluid dynamics2
Fluid dynamics -- Computer simulation2
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