Using SPHysics to simulate a Wigley hull in head waves
Using SPHysics to simulate a Wigley hull in head waves
This paper describes a novel methodology, using the open source SPH code SPHysics, that is capable of simulating the motion of a Wigley hull in a wave tank. To achieve this capability a number of modifications made and new features added. These are a Wigley hull geometry modelled as a floating body, a new inflow condition based on the Airy wave theory and a two-part outflow condition that acts as a non-reflecting open boundary. To verify the capability of the new methods a series of test cases have been conducted. These are 2D and 3D wave tank simulations to test the inflow and outflow conditions and finally a Wigley hull is simulated in a wave tank to test all of the new methods simultaneously.
Pearce, Mark
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Thomas, T.G.
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Hudson, Dominic A.
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May 2012
Pearce, Mark
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Thomas, T.G.
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Hudson, Dominic A.
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Pearce, Mark, Thomas, T.G. and Hudson, Dominic A.
(2012)
Using SPHysics to simulate a Wigley hull in head waves.
7th International Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics European Research Interest Community (SPHERIC) Workshop, Prato, Italy.
28 - 30 May 2012.
7 pp
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This paper describes a novel methodology, using the open source SPH code SPHysics, that is capable of simulating the motion of a Wigley hull in a wave tank. To achieve this capability a number of modifications made and new features added. These are a Wigley hull geometry modelled as a floating body, a new inflow condition based on the Airy wave theory and a two-part outflow condition that acts as a non-reflecting open boundary. To verify the capability of the new methods a series of test cases have been conducted. These are 2D and 3D wave tank simulations to test the inflow and outflow conditions and finally a Wigley hull is simulated in a wave tank to test all of the new methods simultaneously.
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Published date: May 2012
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7th International Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics European Research Interest Community (SPHERIC) Workshop, Prato, Italy, 2012-05-28 - 2012-05-30
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Engineering Science Unit
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/340183
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