Brod 2017
DOI: 10.21278/brod68207
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Parametric Study on the Hydrodynamic Response of Dsi Polygonal Shaped Fpso

Abstract: SummaryIn the present paper, numerical investigations was carried out on a 1:45 scaled model of DSI nine sided polygonal non-ship shaped FPSO, by varying different parameters of the model. Parameters such as inlet pipe radius, and moonpool radius was considered for the study and the variation of the RAO in surge and heave were plotted and reported in the present paper. Previously, experiment were conducted by the author on a 1:45 scale DSI nine sided polygonal non-ship shaped FPSO model with three different mo… Show more

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“…The dynamic coupling analysis is recognized as the most reliable numerical method presently and an accurate computational analysis of wave-body interaction is important in the design of marine vessels [4] [5]. In order to study the effect of different wave spectra of ship dynamic positioning, the three-dimensional model is built and imported into AQWA to obtain Response Amplitude Operator(RAO), added mass and radiation damping response amplitude by frequency domain analysis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dynamic coupling analysis is recognized as the most reliable numerical method presently and an accurate computational analysis of wave-body interaction is important in the design of marine vessels [4] [5]. In order to study the effect of different wave spectra of ship dynamic positioning, the three-dimensional model is built and imported into AQWA to obtain Response Amplitude Operator(RAO), added mass and radiation damping response amplitude by frequency domain analysis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%