Motion analysis of a Semi-Submersible Crane Vessel at Inconvenient Draft: A flooding Tank approach
T.G. Vos
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T.G. Vos
Abstract
Conventional computer programs based on radiation-diffraction theory are not able to predict the motions of a semi-submersible crane vessel in case the pontoons are only slightly submerged. Cause of the erroneous results are non-linearities like breaking waves on top of the pontoons and emergence of the pontoons itself. Objective of this thesis was to create a numerical model, capable of calculating these motions. A free flooding tank approach is used in order to capture the non-linear behaviour of a body. A significant improvement is found.
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Conventional computer programs based on radiation-diffraction theory are not able to predict the motions of a semi-submersible crane vessel in case the pontoons are only slightly submerged. Cause of the erroneous results are non-linearities like breaking waves on top of the pontoons and emergence of the pontoons itself. Objective of this thesis was to create a numerical model, capable of calculating these motions. A free flooding tank approach is used in order to capture the non-linear behaviour of a body. A significant improvement is found.
Key concepts: Marine engineering, Hull, Flooding (psychology), Engineering, Response amplitude operator, Ship motions, Psychology, Psychotherapist