Fluid Dynamics

, Volume 27, Issue 5, pp 617–625 | Cite as

Experimental investigation of an elastic cylinder entering water at high velocity

  • V. A. Eroshin
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Abstract

With reference to the end-on penetration of a cylinder, an attempt is made to deal with the water entry problem as a whole and present a picture of the various processes involved and their interrelationships. The penetration process is considered from the moment of initial contact of the cylinder with the surface of the fluid to transition to the quasisteady regime.

Keywords

Experimental Investigation High Velocity Initial Contact Water Entry Elastic Cylinder 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • V. A. Eroshin
    • 1
  1. 1.Moscow

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