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Viscous flows within an elastic structure apply stress on the solid-liquidinterface. The stress-field created by the viscous flow can be utilized tocounter stress created by external forces and thus may be applied as a tool fordelaying the onset of structural failure. To illustrate this concept we studyviscous flow within an elastic cylinder under compressive axial force. Weobtain a closed-form expression showing an approximately linear relationbetween the critical buckling load and the liquid inlet pressure. Our resultsare validated by numerical computations. We discuss future research directionsof fluid-solid composite materials which create flow under external stress,yielding enhanced resistance to structural failure.

Preventing Buckling of Slender Cylindrical Structures by Internal Viscous Flows