A finite element method for the solution of rotary pumps
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- A new finite element method for computing the flow inside rotating machinery
- Unsteady numerical simulation of an air-operated piston pump for lubricating greases using dynamic meshes
- Computation of cross coupling stiffness in a whirling pump
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