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Computation of Scale Effects in Free-Surface Flows near a Ship’s Transom

13th Numerical Towing Tank Symposium (NuTTS'10), Duisburg, Germany

10 okt. 2010

In the European project VIRTUE, an EC-funded project under the 6th Framework program, several participants have cooperated in carrying out research ...
sustainable propulsioncfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiestime-domain simulationsresistance and propulsiontransport and shippingmonitoringresearch and developmenthull form optimisationfull scalesimulationsresearch
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CFD-Based Optimization for Minimal Power and Wake Field Quality

11th International Symposium on Practical Design of Ships and Other Floating Structures (PRADS), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

19 sep. 2010

This paper discusses a procedure to optimize ship hull forms for minimum required power and best wake field quality, based on CFD computations of ...
cfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiestime-domain simulationsoil and gastransport and shippingresearch and developmentsimulationsresearch
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Quantifying Roughness Effects by Ship Viscous Flow Calculations

28th Symposium on Naval Hydrodynamics, Pasadena, California, USA

16 sep. 2010

This paper addresses the effects of hull roughness on viscous flows around ships. These effect are computed replacing the typically non-uniform ...
cfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiestime-domain simulationsresearch and developmentsimulationsresearch
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A comparative study on state-of-the-art prediction tools for seakeeping

28th Symposium on Naval Hydrodynamics, Pasadena, California, USA

14 sep. 2010

An accurate prediction of the seakeeping behavior of ships is important for both their design and operation. The following issues play a role: Wave ...
stability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringcfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiestime-domain simulationsseakeepingresearch and developmentseakeeping performancesimulationsresearch
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A Practical Approach to Ship Slamming in Waves

28th Symposium on Naval Hydrodynamics, Pasadena, California

12 sep. 2010

Bow flare slamming can cause very large impulse loadings to a ship’s structure that can result in local damage or severe whipping responses that may ...
stability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringsustainable propulsionwaves, impacts and hydrostructuralcfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiesnoise and vibrationresistance and propulsionseakeepingresearch and developmentloads and responsesslammingresearch
Magazine

Cooperative Research Navies continues code improvement and validation 20 years on

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 3 minutes

In 2010 the Cooperative Research Navies (CRN) group celebrates its 20th anniversary. This milestone seemed a good opportunity to outline recent ...
stability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringdefenceseakeeping performance
Magazine

Correlation of speed-power predictions by model tests

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 6 minutes

Speed-power prediction plays an essential role in ship design. At MARIN the unique combination of model-scale and full-scale services are present, ...
stability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringsustainable propulsionsafe operations and human factorsresistance and propulsionmonitoringhull form optimisationoperationspropulsionspeed/power performancetrials
Magazine

Quality checking of CFD

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 6 minutes

Complementary to model testing, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has carved out a firm position in the MARIN portfolio. But when go or no-go ...
cfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiestime-domain simulationsresearch and developmentsimulationsresearch
Magazine

Pioneering purpose-built wind turbine installation vessels under test

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 6 minutes

For large offshore wind farms significant time and therefore, cost can be reduced by using a purpose-built installation vessel. MARIN carried out a ...
manoeuvring and nautical studiesstability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringwaves, impacts and hydrostructuralcfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiesmeasurements and controldata sciencedynamic positioningrenewablesoil and gasinfrastructuremarine systemslife at seatransport and shippingmodel testinglifting and decommissioningloads and responsesoffshore engineering
Magazine

CFD versus PIV

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 6 minutes

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is playing an increasingly important role in today's maritime industry. Report explains MARIN's efforts to ...
stability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringsustainable propulsioncfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiesresistance and propulsionmarine systemshull form optimisationpropeller designpropulsion
Magazine

World's deepest TLP becomes MARIN's 9,000th test model!

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 3 minutes

In Spring 2010, the world deepest TLP (5,187 ft) was tested at MARIN for Chevron U.S.A. Inc. and FloaTEC. The 'Big Foot' TLP represents MARIN's ...
waves, impacts and hydrostructuraloil and gas
Magazine

CFD helps optimize yacht design process

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 6 minutes

MARIN's day-in-day-out experience gained through more than a 1,000 projects has allowed the institute to build up a vast knowledge of CFD ...
Magazine

Quantifying quality

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 3 minutes

MARIN is working to provide measurement results with a specified confidence interval. Report outlines the reasons why 'quantifying confidence' is so ...
Magazine

Taking on the challenge of risk assessment at sea

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 3 minutes

How does one predict an incident that occurs once every 5,000 years and more importantly, how can these predictions be validated?
manoeuvring and nautical studiescfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiessafe operations and human factorstime-domain simulationsnautical operationsrenewablesoil and gasinfrastructureauthorities and regulatorstransport and shippingport and channel designrisk assessmentsafetysafety assessmentsimulations
Magazine

Holtrop-Mennen founders reveal the secret of method's long-lasting success

MARIN Report 100

26 aug. 2010

Reading time 9 minutes

In the naval architect world Holtrop-Mennen is a household name. As Jan Holtrop and Frits Mennen retire after more than 40 years at MARIN, Report ...