Methodology of Ship Hydroelasticity Investigation
Ivo Senjanović, Šime Malenica, Stipe Tomašević, Smiljko Rudan
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Ivo Senjanović, Šime Malenica, Stipe Tomašević, Smiljko Rudan
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Methodology of Ship Hydroelasticity InvestigationOriginal scientifi c paper The importance of hydroelastic analysis of large and fl exible container ships of today is pointed out.A methodology for investigation of this challenging phenomenon is drawn up and a mathematical model is worked out.It includes defi nition of ship geometry, mass distribution, structure stiffness, and combines ship hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, ship motion and vibrations.Based on the presented theory, a computer program is developed and applied for hydroelastic analysis of a fl exible segmented barge for which model test results of motion and distortion in waves have been available.A correlation analysis of numerical simulation and measured response shows quite good agreement of the transfer functions for heave, pitch, roll, vertical and horizontal bending and torsion.Such checked tool can be further used for reliable hydroelastic analysis of ship-like structures.
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Methodology of Ship Hydroelasticity InvestigationOriginal scientifi c paper The importance of hydroelastic analysis of large and fl exible container ships of today is pointed out.A methodology for investigation of this challenging phenomenon is drawn up and a mathematical model is worked out.It includes defi nition of ship geometry, mass distribution, structure stiffness, and combines ship hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, ship motion and vibrations.Based on the presented theory, a computer program is developed and applied for hydroelastic analysis of a fl exible segmented barge for which model test results of motion and distortion in waves have been available.A correlation analysis of numerical simulation and measured response shows quite good agreement of the transfer functions for heave, pitch, roll, vertical and horizontal bending and torsion.Such checked tool can be further used for reliable hydroelastic analysis of ship-like structures.
Key concepts: Hydroelasticity, BARGE, Stiffness, Response amplitude operator, Structural engineering, Distortion (music), Vibration, Torsion (gastropod)