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For the aviation bending pipe, the fluid-structure interaction 14-equation model is established, and the Laplace transform is used to solve the problem in the frequency domain. For the pipeline with a single elbow, the influence of bending parameters on the frequency response of the pipeline in the frequency domain is analyzed by using the 14-equation. At the same time, for pipelines containing two elbows, we analyze the influence of bending parameters on the natural frequency of the pipeline in different spans. In the end, the accuracy of the simulation is verified by the modal knocking test. Through the above analysis, we reach the following conclusion:the bending angle of the pipeline is greatly influenced by inherent characteristics, the smaller the bending angle, the higher the pipeline’s inherent frequency domain. However, the effect of bending radius will cause the change in length. Usually, the increase of bending radius leads to pipe length increasing, resulting in its inherent frequency decreasing.

Frequency Response Analysis of Fluid-Structure Interaction Vibration in Aircraft Bending Hydraulic Pipe