RANSE Simulation of Cavitating Flow at a Foil

Lindenau, Olaf; Bertram, Volker; Hamburg-Harburg, TU; Ensieta,

doi:10.1179/str.2003.50.2.002

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“…The same approach for propeller and rudder interaction can be applied for podded drives (Figure 6; Junglewitz and El . Comet also allows the treatment of cavitating flows (Lindenau and Bertram 2003). For the numerical simulation of cavitating flows with the RANSE solver, the basic treatment for the two-phase flow is similar to the treatment of free-surface flows; i.e., an additional transport equation is solved for the volume percentage of air (or vapour) in each cell.…”

Section: Rudder Flowsmentioning

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High-performance simulations for high-performance ships

Fach¹,

Bertram

2007

Ships and Offshore Structures

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The general development towards simulation-based design has been supported and in some cases even driven by modern classification society work. Advanced finite-element analysis has long been part of the services of classification societies. However, more recently the scope and depth of simulations at Germanischer Lloyd have developed rapidly and a survey of the techniques used as well as typical applications is given. The article focuses on basics of the techniques, pointing out progress achieved and current research activities, giving references that describe in more detail the individual applications and simulation techniques.

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Section: Rudder Flowsmentioning

confidence: 99%