A simplified approach for computation of nonlinear ship loads and motions using a 3D time-domain panel method

Sengupta, Debasmit; Datta, Ranadev; Sen, Debabrata

doi:10.1016/j.oceaneng.2016.03.039

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“…Then, the adjacent underwater subpanels are agglomerated to form bigger panels and coarser meshes. Horel et al [14] and Sengupta et al [15] applied directly the panel cutting method by clipping the panels of the initial mesh to fit the incoming waves. Lee and Lee [16] used the panel cutting method in case of hydrostatic calculations with flexible structures and non-matching meshes.…”

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Development of a Panel Cutting Method Coupled With an Unsteady Potential Flow Model Based on the Weak-Scatterer Approximation

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Babarit

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Volume 10: Ocean Renewable Energy

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This paper presents a new mesh strategy for unsteady potential flow based solvers. It is based on the coupling between a panel cutting method used for the body mesh and an advance front method to generate the free surface mesh. The goal is to deal with complex geometries for time-domain simulations for marine operations. Firstly, the new mesh generation process is presented in details. Then, two validation tests are presented, using an academic geometry (vertical surface-piercing cylinder) and a complex geometry (FPSO).

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Development of a Panel Cutting Method Coupled With an Unsteady Potential Flow Model Based on the Weak-Scatterer Approximation

Wuillaume

Ferrant

Babarit

et al. 2019

Volume 10: Ocean Renewable Energy

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Prediction of Motions and Wave-Induced Loads on a Container Ship Using Nonlinear 3D Time-Domain Panel Method

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Hydroelasticity Analysis of a Container Ship Using a Semi-analytic Approach and Direct Coupling Method in Time Domain

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A simplified approach for computation of nonlinear ship loads and motions using a 3D time-domain panel method

Cited by 18 publications

References 10 publications

Development of a Panel Cutting Method Coupled With an Unsteady Potential Flow Model Based on the Weak-Scatterer Approximation

Development of a Panel Cutting Method Coupled With an Unsteady Potential Flow Model Based on the Weak-Scatterer Approximation

Prediction of Motions and Wave-Induced Loads on a Container Ship Using Nonlinear 3D Time-Domain Panel Method

Hydroelasticity Analysis of a Container Ship Using a Semi-analytic Approach and Direct Coupling Method in Time Domain

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