Drilling Fluid-Structure Interaction is a mechanical interaction phenomenon in which the coupled dynamics of drilling fluids and solid structures—such as drill strings, borehole walls, or downhole tools—are modeled to characterize the mutual influence of fluid flow-induced forces and structural deformations during drilling operations.
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Drilling of composite structures
Frédéric Lachaud, Robert Piquet, Francis Collombet et al. · Composite Structures · 2001 · 193 citations
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