2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2017.12.034
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Otterboard hydrodynamic performance testing in flume tank and wind tunnel facilities

Abstract: Two pelagic otterboards, previously tested in a wind tunnel, have been tested in a flume tank prior to their analysis in real working conditions in sea trials. This intermediate step aims at providing guidance for sea trial planning and a basis for otter board performance analysis from real campaign data. The doors were rigged in working-like conditions in the flume tank, with onboardmounted attitude sensors to provide at the same time a noisy environment as expected in sea trials and accurate measurement of a… Show more

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“…Mesh independent dilakukan untuk menentukan meshing yang tepat dan mendapatkan ukuran dan solusi mesh yang optimal [20]. Dengan melakukan variasi seperti ukuran elements, kualitas mesh dapat dibagi menjadi beberapa sesuai kebutuhan.…”
Section: Materials Dan Metodologiunclassified
“…Mesh independent dilakukan untuk menentukan meshing yang tepat dan mendapatkan ukuran dan solusi mesh yang optimal [20]. Dengan melakukan variasi seperti ukuran elements, kualitas mesh dapat dibagi menjadi beberapa sesuai kebutuhan.…”
Section: Materials Dan Metodologiunclassified
“…Due to factors such as high costs, the time-consuming nature, and uncontrollable testing conditions, offshore measurements are significantly affected. Consequently, model experiments and numerical simulations are widely applied, due to their convenience and controllable testing conditions [16][17][18][19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wind tunnels have been previously used to successfully describe the hydrodynamics of other towed fishing gears (Reite and Sørensen, 2006;Paschen et al, 2008;Mellibovsky et al, 2015Mellibovsky et al, , 2018. Within a Reynolds number based test regime, it is often advantageous to conduct experiments in a wind tunnel rather than in a flume tank.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%