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Manivannan Kandasamy Daniele Peri Seng Keat Ooi Pablo Carrica Frederick Stern Emilio F. Campana Philip Osborne Jessica Cote Neil Macdonald Nic de Waal 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2011,16(2):143-156
The wakes of high-speed passenger-only ferries that operated through Rich Passage, on the Seattle-Bremerton ferry route, caused
beach erosion and damage to habitat. A task was initiated to design a low-wake high-speed vessel using multi-fidelity CFD
based design optimization by using low-fidelity potential flow solvers for initial global design optimization and by using
URANS solvers for high-fidelity tuning of the optimized design. This simulation based design process involved a close collaboration
between ship designers, and hydrodynamics and CFD specialists, whose collective expertise guided the evolution of the design
based on both hydrodynamic and structural aspects. The initial hull shape optimization using potential flow code was carried
out by blending three different initial concepts provided by the designers. Subsequently, URANS was used to evaluate the potential
flow optimized hull and to further optimize the hull configuration parameters, namely, the centre-of-gravity, demihull spacing,
foil location, foil angle and slenderness ratio at different displacement conditions. The URANS based configuration optimization
also took into account the far field wakes’ energy spectrum with an objective of reducing the energetic, low frequency far
field wakes which are associated with beach flattening on the mixed sand and gravel beaches. Calculation of the far field
wake using URANS would require an unfeasibly large domain size; therefore, a Havelock code with a source distribution matching
the URANS calculated near field wave elevation was used to propagate the wakes into the far field. The end result of the optimization
was a design with significantly reduced far field wake, which is currently being built for experimental testing. 相似文献
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Tomohiro Takai Manivannan Kandasamy Frederick Stern 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2011,16(4):434-447
The accurate prediction of waterjet propulsion using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is of interest for performance analyses
of existing waterjet designs as well as for improvement and design optimization of new waterjet propulsion systems for high-speed
marine vehicles. The present work is performed for three main purposes: (1) to investigate the capability of a URANS flow
solver, CFDSHIP-IOWA, for the accurate simulation of waterjet propelled ships, including waterjet–hull interactions; (2) to
carry out detailed verification and validation (V&V) analysis; and (3) to identify optimization opportunities for intake duct
shape design. A concentrated effort is applied to V&V work and performance analysis of waterjet propelled simulations which
form the focus of this paper. The joint high speed sealift design (JHSS), which is a design concept for very large high-speed
ships operating at transit speeds of at least 36 knots using four axial flow waterjets, is selected as the initial geometry
for the current work and subsequent optimization study. For self-propelled simulations, the ship accelerates until the resistance
equals the prescribed thrust and added tow force, and converges to the self propulsion point (SPP). Quantitative V&V studies
are performed on both barehull and waterjet appended designs, with corresponding experimental fluid dynamics (EFD) data from
1/34 scale model testing. Uncertainty assessments are performed on iterative convergence and grid size. As a result, the total
resistance coefficient for the barehull case and SPP for the waterjet propelled case are validated at the average uncertainty
intervals of 7.0 and 1.1%D, respectively. Predictions of CFD computations capture the general trend of resistance over the speed range of 18–42 knots,
and show reasonable agreement with EFD with average errors of 1.8 and 8.0%D for the barehull and waterjet cases, respectively. Furthermore, results show that URANS is able to accurately predict the
major propulsion related features such as volume flow rate, inlet wake fraction, and net jet thrust with an accuracy of ~9%D. The flow feature details inside the duct and interference of the exit jets are qualitatively well-predicted as well. It
is found that there are significant losses in inlet efficiency over the speed range; hence, one objective for subsequent optimization
studies could be maximizing the inlet efficiency. Overall, the V&V work indicates that the present approach is an efficient
tool for predicting the performance of waterjet propelled JHSS ships and paves the way for future optimization work. The main
objective of the optimization will be reduction of powering requirements by increasing the inlet efficiency through modification
of intake duct shape. 相似文献
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Yusuke Tahara Daniele Peri Emilio Fortunato Campana Frederick Stern 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2011,16(4):412-433
Numerical optimization of the initial design of a fast catamaran (high-speed sealift research model B, HSSL-B) has been carried
out through a simulation-based design (SBD) framework, based on an advanced free-surface unsteady Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes
(URANS) solver and a potential flow solver, and global optimization (GO) algorithms. The potential flow computational fluid
dynamics (CFD) SBD was used to guide the more expensive URANS CFD SBD. The fluid-dynamic analysis of the flow past the catamaran
proved that the use of the URANS solver was fundamental in dealing with the multihull interference problem. In the case investigated,
the separation distance was small and the viscous flow quite distorted by the proximity of the hulls, so that only viscous
solvers could correctly capture the flow details. Sinkage and trim effects, due to the high speed range and again to the small
separation distance investigated, are also relevant. The initial HSSL-B geometry and three optimization problems, including
single- and multiobjective optimization problems, proposed by designers from Bath Iron Works, were successfully optimized/solved,
and finally an experimental campaign was carried out to validate the optimal design. A new verification and validation methodology
for assessing uncertainties and errors in simulation-based optimization was used based on the trends, i.e., the differences
between the numerically predicted improvement of the objective function and the actual improvement measured in a dedicated
experimental campaign, including consideration of numerical and experimental uncertainties. Finally, the success of the optimization
processes was confirmed by the experimental measurements, and trends for total resistance, sinkage, and trim between the original
and optimal designs were numerically and experimentally verified and validated. 相似文献
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Matteo Diez Wei He Emilio F. Campana Frederick Stern 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2014,19(2):143-169
A framework for assessing convergence and validation of non-intrusive uncertainty quantification (UQ) methods is studied and applied to a complex industrial problem in ship design, namely the high-speed Delft Catamaran advancing in calm water, with variable Froude number and geometry. Relationship between UQ studies and deterministic verification and validation is discussed. Computations are performed using high- (URANS) and low- (potential flow) fidelity simulations. Froude number has expected value and standard deviation equal to 0.5 and 0.05, respectively, on a truncated normal distribution. Geometric uncertainty is related to the research space of a simulation-based design optimization, and assessed through the Karhunen–Loève expansion (KLE). Monte Carlo method with Latin hypercube sampling (MC-LHS) is used to compute expected value, standard deviation, distribution and uncertainty intervals for resistance, sinkage and trim. MC-LHS with CFD is used as a benchmark for validating less costly UQ methods, including MC-LHS with metamodels and standard quadrature formulas. Gaussian quadrature is found the most efficient method; however, MC-LHS with metamodels is preferred since provides with confidence intervals and distributions in a straightforward way and at reasonably small computational cost. UQ results are compared to earlier deterministic single- and multi-objective optimization; reduced-dimensional KLE studies for geometric variability indicate that stochastic optimization would not be of great benefit for the present problem. 相似文献
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吴俊涛 《船舶标准化工程师》2020,53(2):19-23,60
以某双体甲板运输船为例,使用DNV船级社的SESAM软件对其波浪载荷进行直接计算分析,并对比分析了采用“规范方法”与“直接计算方法”得到的波浪载荷值。结果表明,该双体甲板运输船属于低速排水型船,其波浪载荷的计算方法与高速双体船差别较大,“规范方法”主要适用于高速双体船及尺度较小的低速双体船。对于船长为60m及以上的低速双体船,采用“直接计算方法”更能准确地计算出其波浪载荷。 相似文献
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将一种由典型的方尾流动物理模型(水流沿方尾下缘切向脱体)导出的数值方尾边界条件应用于高速多体船兴波问题计算。兴波波形与兴波阻力的数值计算采用基于非均匀有理B样条的广义高阶面元法,所得到的高速双体船算例与高速三体船算例的计算结果合理。 相似文献
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EFD and CFD for KCS heaving and pitching in regular head waves 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
Claus D. Simonsen Janne F. Otzen Soizic Joncquez Frederick Stern 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2013,18(4):435-459
The KCS container ship was investigated in calm water and regular head seas by means of EFD and CFD. The experimental study was conducted in FORCE Technology’s towing tank in Denmark, and the CFD study was conducted using the URANS codes CFDSHIP-IOWA and Star-CCM+ plus the potential theory code AEGIR. Three speeds were covered and the wave conditions were chosen in order to study the ship’s response in waves under resonance and maximum exciting conditions. In the experiment, the heave and pitch motions and the resistance were measured together with wave elevation of the incoming wave. The model test was designed and conducted in order to enable UA assessment of the measured data. The results show that the ship responds strongly when the resonance and maximum exciting conditions are met. With respect to experimental uncertainty, the level for calm water is comparable to PMM uncertainties for maneuvering testing while the level is higher in waves. Concerning the CFD results, the computation shows a very complex and time-varying flow pattern. For the integral quantities, a comparison between EFD and CFD shows that the computed motions and resistance in calm water is in fair agreement with the measurement. In waves, the motions are still in fair agreement with measured data, but larger differences are observed for the resistance. The mean resistance is reasonable, but the first order amplitude of the resistance time history is underpredicted by CFD. Finally, it seems that the URANS codes are in closer agreement with the measurements compared to the potential theory. 相似文献
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采用遗传算法进行球鼻艏优化的流体动力计算(英文) 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Computational fluid dynamics(CFD) plays a major role in predicting the flow behavior of a ship.With the development of fast computers and robust CFD software,CFD has become an important tool for designers and engineers in the ship industry.In this paper,the hull form of a ship was optimized for total resistance using CFD as a calculation tool and a genetic algorithm as an optimization tool.CFD based optimization consists of major steps involving automatic generation of geometry based on design parameters,automatic generation of mesh,automatic analysis of fluid flow to calculate the required objective/cost function,and finally an optimization tool to evaluate the cost for optimization.In this paper,integration of a genetic algorithm program,written in MATLAB,was carried out with the geometry and meshing software GAMBIT and CFD analysis software FLUENT.Different geometries of additive bulbous bow were incorporated in the original hull based on design parameters.These design variables were optimized to achieve a minimum cost function of "total resistance".Integration of a genetic algorithm with CFD tools proves to be effective for hull form optimization. 相似文献
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Yusuke Tahara Daniele Peri Emilio Fortunato Campana Frederick Stern 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2008,13(2):95-116
The main objective of this article is to describe the development of two advanced multiobjective optimization methods based
on derivative-free techniques and complex computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis. Alternatives for the geometry and mesh
manipulation techniques are also described. Emphasis is on advanced strategies for the use of computer resource-intensive
CFD solvers in the optimization process: indeed, two up-to-date free surface-fitting Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes equation
solvers are used as analysis tools for the evaluation of the objective function and functional constraints. The two optimization
methods are realized and demonstrated on a real design problem: the optimization of the entire hull form of a surface combatant,
the David Taylor Model Basin—Model 5415. Realistic functional and geometrical constraints for preventing unfeasible results
and to get a final meaningful design are enforced and discussed. Finally, a recently proposed verification and validation
methodology is applied to assess uncertainties and errors in simulation-based optimization, based on the differences between
the numerically predicted improvement of the objective function and the actual improvement measured in a dedicated experimental
campaign. The optimized model demonstrates improved characteristics beyond the numerical and experimental uncertainty, confirming
the validity of the simulation-based design frameworks. 相似文献
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Xu Tongquan 《交通部上海船舶运输科学研究所学报》1990,(2)
A method for calculating wavemaking resistance of a multihull vessel and corresponding computer program have been developed. The wavemaking characteristics of catamarans and trimarans were analysed based on theoretical calculations. The ranges of Froude numbers at which beneficial and adverse interferences occur, have been indicated and the interference mechanism been preliminarily shown as well. 相似文献
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Nowadays, several stern devices are attracting a great deal of attention. The control surface is an effective apparatus for improving the hydrodynamic performance of planing hulls and is considered an important element in the design of planing hulls. Control surfaces produce forces and a pitching moment due to the pressure distribution that they cause, which can be used to change the running state of high-speed marine boats. This work elaborates a new study to evaluate the hydrodynamic performance of a planing boat with a trim tab and an interceptor, and optimizes them by using an optimization algorithm. The trim tab and the interceptor have been used to optimize the running trim and motion control of semi-planing and planing boats at various speeds and sea conditions for many years. In this paper, the usage of trim tab is mathematically verified and experimental equations are utilized to optimize the performance of a planing boat at a specificd trim angle by using an optimization algorithm. The genetic algorithm(GA) is one of the most useful optimizing methods and is used in this study. The planing boat equations were programmed according to Savitsky's equations and then analyzed in the framework of the GA-based optimization for performance improvement of theplaning hull. The optimal design of trim tab and interceptor for planing boat can be considered a multiobjective problem. The input data of GA include different parameters, such as speed, longitudinal center of gravity, and deadrise angle. We can extract the best range of forecasting the planing boat longitudinal center of gravity, the angle of the trim, and the least drag force at the best trim angle of the boat. 相似文献
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结合22万立方米N096薄膜型LNG船舱型特点,利用CFD(计算流体动力学)软件分析结合模型试验的方法,就带有型值控制点的双尾鳍线型做了设计研究,从尾鳍形状及与首尾线型匹配等入手,对阻力、推进性能、尾部伴流场等方面进行了分析。 相似文献
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Giles Thomas Stefan Winkler Michael Davis Damien Holloway Shinsuke Matsubara Jason Lavroff Ben French 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2011,16(1):8-21
Slam events experienced by high-speed catamarans in irregular waves were characterised through experiments using a hydroelastic
segmented model. The model was designed to represent the dynamic behaviour of the full-scale Incat 112 m vessel and to allow
the measurement of the slam load on the centrebow and wet deck. It was tested in irregular head seas at two speeds relating
to Froude numbers of 0.32 and 0.60. Nearly 300 slams were identified in the test data and analysed with respect to kinematic
parameters. Slams were found to have a large range of magnitudes, with the largest equivalent to 1785 tonnes full scale (approximately
70% of vessel displacement); however, the majority of events were of relatively low severity. Differences in slam characteristics
were found for the two model speeds tested; slams at the slower speed generally occurred further forward on the hull, prior
to the wave crest and with a bow down pitch angle. Immersion of the centrebow to the two-dimensional filling height of the
cross-section between the centrebow and demihulls is shown to be a better indicator of slam occurrence than immersion to the
top of the archway. 相似文献