A preliminary study of configuration optimization of twin-bulbous-bows in buoyancy supported high-speed ships
Huang De-bo
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Huang De-bo
Abstract
The wave resistance of single hull ships with or without bulbous bows was calculated with the improved Noblesse's slender ship theory in conjunction with the technique of elementary-wave-steepness restriction theory.Optimization of the shape parameters of bulbous bows was then carried out using a genetic algorithm.Then the wave resistance reduction of twin bulbous bows was considered.The results show that,within a given range of speeds,high-speed ship DV8 with twin-bulbous-bows experience somewhat reduced wave resistance,the maximum up to 38.5%.
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The wave resistance of single hull ships with or without bulbous bows was calculated with the improved Noblesse's slender ship theory in conjunction with the technique of elementary-wave-steepness restriction theory.Optimization of the shape parameters of bulbous bows was then carried out using a genetic algorithm.Then the wave resistance reduction of twin bulbous bows was considered.The results show that,within a given range of speeds,high-speed ship DV8 with twin-bulbous-bows experience somewhat reduced wave resistance,the maximum up to 38.5%.
Key concepts: Hull, Marine engineering, Engineering, Reduction (mathematics), Buoyancy, Range (aeronautics), Structural engineering, Physics