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Motohiko Murai Hiroshi Kagemoto Masataka Fujino 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》1999,4(3):123-153
New numerical methods are presented for hydroelastic analyses of a very large floating structure (VLFS) of several kilometers
length and width. Several methods are presented that accelerate computation without an appreciable loss of accuracy. The accuracy
and efficiency of the proposed methods are validated through comparisons with other numerical results as well as with existing
experimental results. After confirming the effectiveness of the methods presented, various characteristics of the hydroelastic
behavior of VLFSs are examined, using the proposed methods as numerical tools.
Received for publication on Dec. 3, 1999; accepted on Dec. 15, 1999 相似文献
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为了降低VLFS(超大型浮体)模块连接的巨大载荷,通常选择柔性连接器.本文以某横向浮筒式的浅吃水超大型浮体为研究对象,采用RMFC模型(刚性模块柔性连接器)分析连接器载荷和模块运动响应,并与三模块模型试验进行比较验证.通过较高和较低横向刚度的系列纵向和垂向刚度组合的连接器载荷计算,给出连接器载荷随刚度变化的关系,分析连接器载荷峰值出现的原因.针对连接器载荷峰值对应的刚度组合,计算模块运动响应,分析模块相对运动模式.研究结果表明,对于较高和较低的横向刚度,均存在一定的纵向和垂向刚度组合,导致连接器载荷出现较大的峰值;连接器载荷峰值对应浪向角85°左右的海况,模块相对运动主要表现为艏摇. 相似文献
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Masashi Kashiwagi 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》1998,3(1):37-49
This paper presents an effective scheme for computing the wave-induced hydroelastic response of a very large floating structure, and a validation of its usefulness. The calculation scheme developed is based on the pressure-distribution method of expressing the disturbance caused by a structure, and on the mode-expansion method for hydroelastic deflection with the superposition of orthogonal mode functions. The scheme uses bi-cubic B-spline functions to represent unknown pressures, and the Galerkin method to satisfy the body boundary conditions. Various numerical checks confirm that the computed results are extremely accurate, require relatively little computational time, and contain few unknowns, even in the region of very short wavelengths. Measurements of the vertical deflections in both head and oblique waves of relatively long wavelength are in good agreement with the computed results. Numerical examples using shorter wavelengths reveal that the hydroelastic deflection does not necessarily become negligible as the wavelength of incident waves decreases. The effects of finite water depth and incident wave angle are also discussed. 相似文献
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Shigeo Ohmatsu 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2000,5(4):147-160
This paper presents an effective scheme for calculating the wave-induced hydroelastic response of a pontoon-type very large
floating structure (VLFS) when it is near a breakwater. The basic numerical calculation method is the one previously developed
by the same author for a VLFS in the open sea (no breakwater), which is expanded to include the effect of the hydrodynamic
mutual interaction between the breakwater and the floating structure. The efficiency and accuracy of the proposed method are
validated through comparisons with other numerical results and with existing experimental results. After that confirmation,
various numerical calculations were conducted, paying special attention to the resonance phenomena which will occur depending
on the relation between the wavelength and the clearance between the breakwater and the floating structure. The irregular
frequency phenomenon which appears in the calculation of the fluid dynamic problem is discussed in the appendices, including
a method for its elimination.
Received: October 31, 2000 / Accepted: December 19, 2000 相似文献
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In designing the mooring system of a very large floating structure (VLFS), it is essential to estimate the slowly varying
drift force in random seas. For a small vessel, Hsu's method or Newman's approximation may be used to simulate this slowly
varying drift force. However, based on experiments and/or field observations, it was found that the slowly varying drift force
acting on a VLFS could be reduced to a great extent from the simulated values based on those methods. Thus, the conventional
methods are not applicable for a VLFS. This discovery led to the development of several methods for estimating the slowly
varying drift force on a VLFS, e.g., Namba et al. (J Soc Nav Archit Jpn 186:235–242, 1999), and Shimada and Maruyama (J Soc
Nav Archit Jpn 190:347–351, 2001). However, Namba's method is only applicable to a pontoon-type VLFS with a shallow draft,
and Shimada's method is too simplified to account for the general shape of a VLFS and elastic deformation. These methods have
been expanded in this article, and by our proposed method, any shape of VLFS and the effect of elastic deformation of the
VLFS can be included. Formulations and several numerical examples are given. 相似文献
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Hirofumi Yoshimoto Shigeo Ohmatsu Kunihiro Hoshino Tetsuro Ikebuchi 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》1997,2(3):163-172
The objective of this paper is to estimate the slamming load acting on a pontoon-type very large floating structure with a
shallow draft. Experiments were carried out using elastic models with different rigidities in regular waves. The results revealed
that the slamming load was strongly influenced by the rigidity of the model. The conditions under which slamming occurs depended
on the extent of the bottom emergence and the velocity of the relative wave height at the bow of the model. These results
were related to a simple procedure for estimating slamming load. 相似文献
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Hiroaki Takamura Koichi Masuda Hisaaki Maeda Masatoshi Bessho 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2003,7(4):164-174
Seaquakes, which are characterized by the propagation of vertical earthquake motion at the sea bottom as a compression (longitudinal)
wave, are reported to cause damage to ships, and their effect on floating structures is a matter of great concern. To comprehend
the basic properties of seaquakes, we first discuss a method to calculate the displacement of the seabed when it is subjected
to hydrodynamic pressure. To investigate the interrelationship between the vibration of a floating structure and the deformation
of the seabed, a new boundary integral equation is derived which assumes that the seabed is a semiinfinite homogeneous elastic
solid in order to analyze the seaquake-induced hydrodynamic pressure acting on the floating structure. By considering the
propagation of the seismic wave in the ground and in the water, the incident wave potential in seaquake problems is also deduced
and its characteristics are discussed. Finally, the response of a very large floating structure in a seaquake is investigated
using a fluid force analysis method, and considering the interrelationship between the vibration of the floating structure
and the deformation of the seabed.
Received: August 19, 2002 / Accepted: November 11, 2002
Address correspondence to: H. Takamura (hiroaki_takamura@nishimatsu.co.jp)
Updated from the Japanese original, which won the 2002 SNAJ prize (J Soc Nav Archit Jpn 2001;189:87–92,93–100 and 190:381–386) 相似文献