This study explored the hydrodynamic load distribution characteristics of vortex-induced vibration (VIV) of a mining riser under uniform flow through model testing. A novel inverse identification approach based on discrete strain responses was proposed to determine hydrodynamic loads. The Euler-Bernoulli beam differential equation was modified to incorporate dynamic spatiotemporal tension, and a structural response control equation considering variable and temporal tension and nonlinear effects was established. Using this framework, an inverse solution enables accurate identification of hydrodynamic loads on mining risers. The hydrodynamic load of the overhanging mining riser was realized by inverse solution based on the structural response control equation. Vortex-excited load coefficients were obtained via a least squares method. The results indicate that, compared with conventional oil and gas risers, VIV generates a non-uniform, periodic load in mining risers. VIV amplifies the mean drag, with the mean drag coefficient ranging from 1.60 to 1.80, 1.30 to 1.50 times that of conventional rigid risers in the subcritical Reynolds number regime. Cross-flow (CF) vortex loads exhibit approximate symmetry about the riser midpoint, whereas in-line (IL) loads are distinctly asymmetric, contrasting with the symmetric distribution of vortex loads observed in strongly constrained oil and gas risers. These findings provide critical data reference for validating Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations of riser hydrodynamics.
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