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Figure  2-2 : Réponse vibratoire d’un faisceau de tubes en fonction de la vitesse   de l’écoulement (Gorman, 1976)
Figure  2-3 : Type de contact tube/support : (a) contact ponctuel; (b) contact segmentaire (M
Figure  2-6 : L’effet de largeur de support sur la RMS de force d’impact :  (a) contact ponctuel;  (b) contact segmentaire (M
Figure  2-7 : L’effet de largeur de support sur la RMS de force d’impact : (a) contact ponctuel; (b)  contact segmentaire(M
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