Physical Model Tests on Dynamic Behavior of a Moored Large Bulk Carrier affected by Pretension and Fender Type under Wave
Shigeki SAKAKIBARA, Shunji SUNAHARA, Kaku Ito, Masayoshi Kubo
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Shigeki SAKAKIBARA, Shunji SUNAHARA, Kaku Ito, Masayoshi Kubo
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In our previous study, investigations on property of ship motions due to characteristic of mooring system such as mooring line and fender was conducted through a numerical simulation and a field observation of ship motions and mooring loads. From the investigations, it was concluded that large sway motion, namely sub-harmonic motion which was caused by an asymmetrical mooring of mooring line and fender, and large roll motion were induced in beam seas. In this study, we have conducted a physical model test on ship motions and mooring loads for a large vessel moored along dolphin to confirm the effect of pretension of mooring line and fender property.
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In our previous study, investigations on property of ship motions due to characteristic of mooring system such as mooring line and fender was conducted through a numerical simulation and a field observation of ship motions and mooring loads. From the investigations, it was concluded that large sway motion, namely sub-harmonic motion which was caused by an asymmetrical mooring of mooring line and fender, and large roll motion were induced in beam seas. In this study, we have conducted a physical model test on ship motions and mooring loads for a large vessel moored along dolphin to confirm the effect of pretension of mooring line and fender property.
Key concepts: Fender, Mooring, Marine engineering, Line (geometry), Engineering, Harmonic, Motion (physics), Structural engineering