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PIPES CONVEYING FLUID: LINEAR DYNAMICS I               175

             quantities a unit length could be used for L, or an appropriate length scale associated with
             the initial disturbance under consideration. Considering solutions of  the form

                                        q(<, 5)  = AeiK~eiU'e-*',                (3.139)

             it is found that equation (3.138) is satisfied if  it is found that equation (3.138) is satisfied
             if
                                                           +
                                                             k
                     w2 - h2 + ~wBI/~uK [K~ - (u'  - f + fl)~~ - ho] = 0,
                                      -
                                                                                 (3.140)
                                   2h(w + B'12UK) - WCJ  = 0,
             which leads to
                                                             1
                                 w1 .- = -B1''UK   p,   h1.2  = 20 f q,         (3.141 a)
                                   7



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                                X = K4  - [U'(l  - p) - f + n]K2 - k  - 7CJ     (3.14 1 b)
             (Roth 1964). The similarity in the structure of w1.2 in (3.141a) when CJ  = 0 to w1.2 = 211.2~
             from (3.133) should be noted. Remarking that the form of equation (3.139) with K replaced
             by  -K  and w by  -w  is  also a solution, as easily seen from (3.140). one obtains for  a
             general waveform the general solution
                               co
                       q(<, t) = ~e-illlTIA, cos(K,,C + writ) +B,,  sin(K,,t + wnr)I
                               11 =o



                                n=o
             The  arbitrary  constants A,,  to  D, are  determined from  the  initial  conditions. Thus,  if
             q(<, 0) = a(<). li(t, 0) = b(<) are periodic functions with K,,  = nr, the constants may be
             determined by the use of  Fourier series, while a solution for a nonperiodic and spatially
             more general disturbance may be obtained with the aid of  Fourier integrals (Roth 1964).
               In solution (3.142) it is noted that the frequencies wln and wzn are each associated with
             the  phase  velocities u1  = --w1,?/~,~ and  212  = -w  ?,*/K,, , for downstream- and upstream-
             travelling waves. For an observer travelling downstream with velocity p1/2~. these waves
             propagate with wave speeds *P~/K,~. where pn is as in  (3.141a).
               For stability of the pipe, hl and h2 in solution (3.139) must be positive. This requires that

                                   &2  - (U2 - r + mK2 + k] > 0,                 (3.143)

             which is true for all damping values, CJ. The minimum of the function in square brackets
             occurs  at  K  = [i(u2 - r + n)]'I2 and  is  equal to  A(K) = k  - i(u2 - r + n)'. Hence.
             condition (3.143) is satisfied if  A(K) > 0, or
                                       2 = 2 - r + n < 2fi.                     (3.144a)

             This result could be obtained also by the work leading to equation (3.101a). It is of interest
             that if k  = 0, then 'u = 0, Le. the pipe is unstable for all u in the case of f =   = 0. This
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