PaperEffects of freeboard and bow height on green water loads for a general purpose cargo ship
4th Osaka Colloquium on Seakeeping Performance of Ships + Discussions and Answers (OC-2000), Osaka, Japan
17 Oct 2000
A series of experiments were carried out on a model of a modern cargo ship in high sea states, to measure the loads on the deck as a function of the ...
stability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringwaves, impacts and hydrostructuralmeasurements and controldata scienceseakeepingauthorities and regulatorstransport and shippingmodel testingresearch and developmentextreme conditionsloads and responsessafetyresearch
PaperCapsize risk of intact frigates in irregular seas
SNAME Annual Meeting, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
1 Oct 2000
Risk analysis provides a rational method for safe design and operation of complex engineering systems. This paper describes the application of ...
stability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringseakeepingdefenceresearch and developmentextreme conditionsnavyresearch
PaperA Tug & barge system for sea and river service
SNAME Annual meeting
1 Oct 2000
In 1997, Marine Heavy Lift Partners (MHLP) and the consultancy firm MARVECO discussed with the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands (MARIN) the ...
manoeuvring and nautical studiesstability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringsustainable propulsionmeasurements and controldata sciencedynamic positioningmanoeuvringresistance and propulsioninfrastructuremarine systemspoweringseakeepingdefencepassengers and yachtingtransport and shippingmodel testinghull form optimisationmotionspropeller design
PaperApplication Of Advanced Sectional Profiles In The Design Of Propulsors And Ship Appendages
Propellers/Shafting 2000, Symposium, Virginia Beach, VA, United States,
20 Sep 2000
In modern ship design problems related to cavitation can be solved successfully by properly designing the surfaces of propeller blades, rudders, ...
sustainable propulsionresistance and propulsionmarine systemsdefencepassengers and yachtingtransport and shippingcavitation
PaperViscous flow calculations for KVLCC2 and KCS models using the PARNASSOS code
Gothenburg CFD Workshop, Gothenburg, Sweden
14 Sep 2000
The flow around the KVLCC2 hull was simulated under double-body-flow assumptions. For the KCS case, it was considered relevant to incorporate the ...
cfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiestime-domain simulationsresearch and developmentsimulationsresearch
PaperA composite procedure for ship viscous flow with free surface
3rd Numerical Towing Tank Symposium (NuTTS 2000), Tjärnö, Sweden
9 Sep 2000
Inviscid methods can predict most of the wave pattern around a ship very efficiently and accurately. In this paper, first a panel code is ran to ...
cfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiestime-domain simulationsresearch and developmentsimulationsresearch
MagazineDepressurised Towing Tank - bigger, better, quicker
MARIN Report 71
1 Sep 2000
Reading time 6 minutes
Towards the end of this year, MARIN's newly rebuilt and modernised Depressurised Towing Tank (DTT) will be back in service. Henk Valkhof and Tom van ...
sustainable propulsionmeasurements and controldata scienceresistance and propulsionpoweringmodel testing
Magazine'Steady as she goes' can be harder than you think
MARIN Report 71
1 Sep 2000
Reading time 3 minutes
Many mono- and multihulls face problems with course keeping, especially in stern-quartering waves, report Frans Quadvlieg and Reint Dallinga.
manoeuvring and nautical studiesstability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringmeasurements and controldata sciencemanoeuvringinfrastructureseakeepingdefencepassengers and yachtingtransport and shippingmodel testingseakeeping performancemulti hull
MagazineAdvancing the tools of the trade
MARIN Report 71
1 Sep 2000
Reading time 3 minutes
MARIN has an acknowledged place as one of the world's leading hydrodynamic testing facilities. But as Professor
Gert Kuiper, Senior Researcher R&D ...
sustainable propulsioncfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiesmeasurements and controldata sciencetime-domain simulationsresistance and propulsionmarine systemsdefencepassengers and yachtingtransport and shippingmodel testingresearch and developmentcavitationpropulsionsimulationsresearch
MagazineSilent running
MARIN Report 71
1 Sep 2000
Reading time 3 minutes
Modern navies all agree on one thing: they need propeller designs which delay cavitation inception to keep their ships as quiet as possible. Bert ...
sustainable propulsioncfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiesmeasurements and controldata sciencetime-domain simulationsresistance and propulsionmarine systemsdefencepassengers and yachtingtransport and shippingmodel testingresearch and developmentcavitationpropeller designnavysimulationsresearch
MagazinePODs in Service JIP features 'unique' grouping of interests
MARIN Report 71
1 Sep 2000
Reading time 3 minutes
New azimuthing electric drives have proven to be highly efficient, with vessel lay-out and reduction of noise and vibration; now a new Joint ...
trials and monitoringmonitoring
MagazineMARIN's captive capabilities boosted
MARIN Report 71
1 Sep 2000
Reading time 3 minutes
Frans Quadvlieg reports on the numerous opportunities for captive model testing available thanks to MARIN's new Computerised Planar Motion Carriage ...
manoeuvring and nautical studiesstability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringmeasurements and controldata sciencemanoeuvringinfrastructureseakeepingdefencepassengers and yachtingtransport and shippingmodel testing
MagazineIt's a pod revolution
MARIN Report 71
1 Sep 2000
Reading time 3 minutes
In recent times podded propulsors (pods) have more or less completely replaced the conventional exposed shaft configurations on nearly all cruise ...
manoeuvring and nautical studiessustainable propulsioncfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studiesmeasurements and controldata sciencetime-domain simulationsmanoeuvringresistance and propulsioninfrastructuremarine systemspoweringdefencepassengers and yachtingtransport and shippingmodel testingpropeller designsimulations
MagazineLinks with Lloyd's
MARIN Report 71
1 Sep 2000
Reading time 6 minutes
Lloyd's Register and MARIN have worked closely together on a wide variety of projects at many times during the last quarter of a century. MARIN ...
MagazineROTOR' research - a 'tugnology' revolution
MARIN Report 71
1 Sep 2000
Reading time 3 minutes
Tugnology' is a creative word dreamed up by Rotterdam harbour towage group KOTUG International to describe its highly unconventional propulsion ...
manoeuvring and nautical studiesstability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringsustainable propulsionmeasurements and controldata sciencemanoeuvringresistance and propulsioninfrastructuremarine systemspoweringdefencepassengers and yachtingtransport and shippingmodel testingmonitoringtrials and monitoringhull form optimisationpropulsionspeed/power performancefull scale