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  • What is fluid-solid interactions ? It is what happens when the motions of a fluid and of a solid are somehow coupled. This happens all the time, around you when leaves flutter in the wind, inside you when your heart beats, above you when wings of a plane vibrate, under the sea... The idea behind this MOOC is to give you the basic tools to be able to predict and eventually mitigate things called flutter, galloping, sloshing, vortex-induced vibrations, added mass, to cite a few.
  • We are going to consider any possible domains of applications such as civil engineering, aerospace engineering, nuclear engineering , ocean engineering, biomechanics and even food processing !
  • This is why we called the course ?Fundamentals of Fluid Solid Interactions ?. There are so many phenomena and so many models that we need to work together on the basic mechanisms .
  • If you want to see how fluid-solid interactions work, and be able to use that knowledge, join us !
  • A first session of the course was run in early 2016, with learners from over 100 countries. It is now available with subtitles, in English and now in Chinese.
  • See the video at http://goo.gl/YKSMnD
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Curriculum

Fundamentals

Course teaser

Welcome to the course

1.1 Coupling fluid and solid mechanics

1.2 The tool of dimensional analysis

1.3 Dimensionless numbers

1.4 Dimensional analysis of the interactions

1.5 Coupled equations for fluids and solids

1.6 Dimensionless coupled equations

1.7 Research report : poroelasticity

Quiz week 1

A solid with a still fluid

2.1 Small reduced velocities

2.2 Adapted dimensionless numbers

2.3 Small motion of the solid

2.4 Added stiffness

2.5 Added mass

2.6 Computing the added mass

2.7 Research report: elastocapillarity

Quiz week 2

Viscosity and gravity effects

3.1 Added damping

3.2 Memory effect

Experiments : added mass and added damping

3.3 Sloshing

3.4 Coupling with sloshing

Experiments : eggs and bottles

Quiz week 3

Coupling with a fast flow

4.1 Aeroelasticity approximation

4.2 Flow-induced static instability

4.3 Flow-induced dynamic instability

4.4 Coupled-mode flutter of an airfoil

Experiments : coupled-mode flutter

Research report: foliage dynamics

Quiz week 4

Coupling with a slow flow

5.1 Pseudo-static aeroelasticity approximation

5.2 Flow-induced dynamic instability

5.3 Stall flutter of an airfoil

5.4 Drag and lift galloping of a bluff body

Experiments : Galloping and stall flutter

Quiz week 5

Coupling with any flow

6.1 The garden hose instability

6.2 The fluid-conveying pendulum

6.3 A model for all fluid velocities

6.4 The fluid-conveying bi-pendulum

Experiments : Fluid-conveying pipes

6.5 Vortex-induced vibrations

6.6 Lock-in

Research report : Energy harvesting

A case of wind engineering (in French with English subtitles)

Final video

Quiz week 6

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