The hydrodynamic and dynamic motion analysis of a damaged ship
The hydrodynamic and dynamic motion analysis of a damaged ship
The hydrodynamic analysis and motion response of a damaged ship requires a novel generalisation of the methods
normally applied to intact ships or other floating structures. Damaged ship statistics are used to provide likely damage scenarios. Water ingress, arising from the hull damage will require special attention regarding the influence of the presence of internal free surfaces and the modelling of the air stiffness associated with the within cargo hold air located between the internal movable free surface and the deck. The additional ideas required are developed and applied to a damaged optimised bulk carrier, the Derbyshire. This hull form is selected because of the well-publicised available associated structural details.
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Hearn, G.E.
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Lafforgue, D.
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Perdriset, E.
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Saydan, D.
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2008
Hearn, G.E.
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Lafforgue, D.
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Perdriset, E.
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Saydan, D.
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Hearn, G.E., Lafforgue, D., Perdriset, E. and Saydan, D.
(2008)
The hydrodynamic and dynamic motion analysis of a damaged ship.
Transactions of The Royal Institution of Naval Architects Part A: International Journal of Maritime Engineering, 150 (A2), .
Abstract
The hydrodynamic analysis and motion response of a damaged ship requires a novel generalisation of the methods
normally applied to intact ships or other floating structures. Damaged ship statistics are used to provide likely damage scenarios. Water ingress, arising from the hull damage will require special attention regarding the influence of the presence of internal free surfaces and the modelling of the air stiffness associated with the within cargo hold air located between the internal movable free surface and the deck. The additional ideas required are developed and applied to a damaged optimised bulk carrier, the Derbyshire. This hull form is selected because of the well-publicised available associated structural details.
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Published date: 2008
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/154957
ISSN: 1479-8751
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